The process of affixing a decorative textile to a wall or other vertical surface for display constitutes a form of interior embellishment. This activity involves selecting an appropriate hanging method, ensuring the chosen technique adequately supports the weight and dimensions of the textile while minimizing potential damage. Examples include employing hanging rods, utilizing hook-and-loop fasteners, or directly attaching the material to a frame.
Proper execution of this practice offers several advantages. It allows for the introduction of visual interest, texture, and color into a space. Historically, such textiles have served as both functional insulation and artistic expression, reflecting cultural narratives and societal values. The correct approach preserves the integrity of the textile, preventing sagging, tearing, or other forms of degradation.
