Hello, this item is a mid 20th century Polish handwoven wool tapestry produced by Cepelia, the state supported Polish folk art cooperative active during the postwar period. The label confirms manufacture in Poland and identifies the designer as Pyotor Grabowski, known for stylized village scene compositions that reflect traditional rural life themes. The weaving technique, wool material, and graphic folkloric style are consistent with decorative wall tapestries produced for both domestic use and export markets between the 1950s and 1970s.

From a market perspective, Cepelia tapestries of this size, approximately 5 × 8 feet, typically sell between $400 and $900 USD depending on condition, subject appeal, and clarity of labeling.