The new opening credits for House of the Dragon features an intricately detailed medieval tapestry, created by design studio yU+co.

House of the Dragon's beautiful and ominous new season two opening credits sequence weaves a Targaryen family tapestry of fire and blood.

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"House of the Dragon" debuted a new, tapestry-themed title sequence for Season 2. Here's what it all means.

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House of the Dragon's beautiful and ominous new season two opening credits sequence weaves a Targaryen family tapestry of fire and blood.