Doors in Valencia

I took this photo for the embroidery really, but the door is interesting too.

A door within a door at Torres de Quart

The back of it’s other half.

Torres de Quart

25 thoughts on “Doors in Valencia”

Such character and beauty!

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These are lovely. Thanks for sharing them with us this week 🙂

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ljcillustration on January 18, 2020 at 15:08 said:

Thank you. I just rescued your comment from the spam folder.

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Thank you for coming by my blog! Is it real embroidery, or paint? Never saw this on a wall! What an interesting lock, and also the arches!

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ljcillustration on January 17, 2020 at 19:06 said:

It is real embroidery by someone called Raquel Rodrigo. She evidently has other pieces around the city too although we didn’t see those [apart from on the internet]

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- DrJunieper on January 17, 2020 at 20:21 said:
  
  Wow, what a brave artist. It’s quite an accomplishment. I tried to go back to your block, but keep getting an error message, so I hope this reaches you!
- ljcillustration on January 17, 2020 at 20:47 said:
  
  Yes got it thanks which is quite surprising as WP seems to acting strange tonight.
ljcillustration on January 17, 2020 at 19:19 said:

It is real embroidery by someone called Raquel Rodrigo. She has other pieces in the city although I didn’t see those apart from on the internet.

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That embroidery is magnificent.
Teresa

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That is a good door. By coincidence I used it for ‘Thursday Doors’ sometime last year.
Did you climb to the top of the tower?

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