The Garden of Eden is the paradise where Adam and Eve lived, and the word paradise, which has Greek and Persian roots and originally meant a hunting-park or royal garden, is frequently associated with the garden. In Genesis, the garden is described as having temperate weather with no rain, lush flora, and gushing rivers. Here's our interpretation of the Garden of Eden or Paradise... lush, vivid, exquisite, flawless, fantastical, using tribal motifs in a semi-impressionist style. The execution of this design in weave is astonishing. One could lose oneself in this enchanted garden.