Having the texture or appearance of tapestry; woven or richly decorated in a tapestry-like manner.
Derived from 'tapestry' plus the adjectival suffix '-y.' Tapestry comes from Old French 'tapisserie,' from 'tapis' (carpet).
This relatively uncommon word captures the rich, interwoven quality that makes tapestries so visually complex and appealing.
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