What colors and designs were in the inner tabernacle curtains?
The inner tabernacle curtains were fine twine linen woven in a combination of blue, purple, and scarlet. Woven into the fabric were likenesses of cherubim. They hung inside the wooden frame on gold or silver hooks, presenting a beautiful interior that contrasted with the plain outer covering.
Les explains that both the outer fence and the inner curtains were made of linen. The inner curtains, hung inside the wooden frame with gold or silver hooks, were a combination of blue, purple, and scarlet, fine twine linen, with likenesses of cherubim woven into them. He contrasts this with the outer seal skin covering, which was plain and had no beauty—picturing how Christ appears to the unsaved, of whom Scripture says there is no beauty that we should behold Him. The goat's hair and red-dyed ram's skin also picture Christ and the scapegoat.