"Step into the rich tapestry of Castilla y León, where history and art intertwine seamlessly. Admire the intricate Flemish tapestries that adorn this region, each one a masterpiece in its own right. Among them, The Book of Judith series captivates with its vivid depiction of The Beheading of Holofernes. Created in the second half of the 16th century in Brussels, these woolen masterpieces transport you to ancient times. Another remarkable piece is The Rape of Helen from The Trojan War series. Crafted by the Coetivy Master in Tournai workshops back in 1470, this tapestry weaves together silk and wool threads to tell a tale as old as time. The Tree of Life (Arbol de la vida), also known as Protestant Tapestry, adds a touch of opulence to Castilla y León's Cathedral of Palencia. Manufactured in Brussels around 1530-1540 using gold, silk, and wool fabrics, it stands tall at an impressive size. Episodes from the Life of the Virgin series brings forth profound spirituality through its first tapestry - "Cumplimiento de las profecias en el nacimiento del Hijo de Dios. " These Flemish creations beautifully depict prophecies fulfilled at Christ's birth. Lastly, immerse yourself in Triptych of the Birth of Christ - a stunning work originating from Southern Netherlands around 1492. Gold and silver threads shimmer alongside silk and wool fabrics underlining Rogier van der Weyden's influence on these captivating pieces. Castilla y León invites you to explore its cultural heritage through these magnificent Flemish tapestries. Lose yourself within their intricate details while embracing centuries-old craftsmanship that continues to inspire awe today.