Polish handwoven gobelin (tapestry) titled "Konie" (Polish for "Horses"), created in 1976

Polish handwoven gobelin (tapestry) titled "Konie" (Polish for "Horses"), created in 1976. The label provides specific details about its origin and creators. 

Product Details

Item Type: Gobelin (tapestry).
Title: "Konie" (Horses).
44" High  and 34" Wide 

Region of Production: The label indicates the item is associated with the "Region" (possibly a specific regional artist cooperative in Poland, common for this type of art). Other similar items have "Made in Poland" on their labels.
Year of Creation: 1976.
Artist/Author (Autor): Zelebieta. The full name appears to be ELŻBIETA BIAŁKASTEK  a Polish Artist 
Performer/Maker (Wykonawca): Jolanta Drewicz.
Materials (Włókna): The label mentions wool and flax/linen ("len") as typical materials for these pieces. 
The style and documentation are typical of mid-century Polish folk art tapestries, often produced by artist cooperatives like those associated with the RLiA (Regional Laboratory of Artistic Industry).