Wild men and animals in a landscape (fragment)

Tapestry fragment (?) with Hortus Conclusus with wild men; on the left in the foreground sits a woman with a child on her lap; she has hanging hair and a crown, and a long over-garment of red, leaving the arms and bosom bare. The wild man has a wreath with a plume on his head, offers the child a falcon, and wears a paltrock with a skirt of deerskin, finished with cock-comb incisions. At their feet lie a dog and a sheep. In the center a flowering tree. From the right come two long-necked large animals, the foremost with a spotted neck and grimacing lion (?) head and the body draped with flowering branches, behind it a camel (?) with a speckled skin and ridden by a boy. A woven enclosure is partially visible in the foreground and background. In the distance castles.