CLEAN : Shell shock tapestry at St Pauls Cathedral for WWI centenary

Embroidery has been used as a therapeutic tool for soldiers experiencing shell shock since the Crimean War. It provides a calming effect and helps manage both the physical and mental impacts of war. The creative process allows soldiers to focus on something beyond their trauma, serving as a memorial for fallen comrades. The centenary of the First World War highlighted the importance of commemorating not only those who died but also those who returned, often suffering from their experiences.

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