I was watching the French-German TV series Borgia and I noticed that Season 1 titles include what I guess is artistic interpretation of the original ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, which was yellow stars on blue background. The stars were painted over with the ceiling images we know today by Michelangelo in the early 16th century. Supposedly the stars represented the Virgin Mary. Such ceilings can be found from France (where later the stars were changed with Fleur-de-lis - also symbol of the Virgin) all the way to Sweden and Washington DC. So I thought that the star 'tapestry' in the center of the the nine-rosette page of the Voynich Manuscript may be meant to represent such a church ceiling.
While the star ceiling of the Sistine Chapel existed for a short period of time between 1480-1508, the ceiling of Sainte Chapelle in Paris, France was there since 13th century.