Hand-woven tapestries of the type Gobelins, Flanders, Aubusson, Beauvais and the like, and needle-worked tapestries (for example, petit point, cross stitch), whether or not made up:
Part of: 58 — Special woven fabrics; tufted textiles; lace; tapestries; trimmings
954614 · 1993-12-28 — Further Review of Protest No. 3701-93-100086. Tapestry.
3701- 93-100086. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of a Polish "Kelem" type wool tapestry. The sample submitted is shared warp, and measures approximately 15" x 36". The 88% wool / 12% flax tapestry has a 4" knotted fringe at the end of the warp yarns and features a pictorial design. The tapestry was appraised by Customs as properly classified under heading 5805, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), as a hand- woven tapestry. The protestant claims the article to be a work of art under heading 9701, HTSUSA. Merchandise classified under this provision is…
087524 · 1990-10-15 — Needlepoint article on mesh fabric ground is classifiable as a tapestry. Used for furnishing purposes.
A sample was attached to your request. FACTS: The sample in question is a handmade needlepoint article from Hungary and is made from 88 percent wool (33 oz/yd) and 12 percent cotton canvas (4.5 oz/yd). The sample tapestry measures approximately 23 inches by 23 inches and has a needled-worked floral design on a square meshed canvas. In Headquarters Ruling Letter (HRL) 087269 dated August 15, 1990, a similar article was classified in subheading 6307.90.9590, HTSUSA. ISSUE: Whether the article in question is classifiable as a needle-worked tapestry or as an other made up article. LAW AND…
088037 · 1990-10-15 — Needlepoint article on mesh ground is classifiable as a tapestry. See HRL 087524. HRL 087269 is revoked.
This is further to Headquarters Ruling Letter (HRL) 087269 dated August 15, 1990, concerning the classification of a needlepoint tapestry under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). FACTS: The classification of such tapestries was reconsidered in HRL 087524, a copy of which is enclosed for your benefit. The article in question in HRL 087524 was a handmade needlepoint tapestry made from 88 percent wool (33 oz/yd) and 12 percent cotton (4.5 oz/yd). The article measured approximately 23 inches squared and had a needle-worked design on a mesh fabric ground.…
084539 · 1989-09-06 — Classification of a tapestry
The wall hangings produced in Peru are not covered by this reconsideration. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of what is stated to be a hand-loomed woven tapestry, composed of 98 percent jute and two percent cotton, with the cotton comprising the warp thread. The tapestry is stated to be loomed using traditional folklore methods; no two pieces are exactly alike. The tapestry is made by stretching the warp threads on a weaving loom and interlacing weft threads of various colors to form the design. We assume that the tapestry is not valued at over US$215.00 per square meter. In NYRL…
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