William Morris Strawberry Thief Made To Measure Curtains Woad

Perhaps William Morris’ most recognisable design, Strawberry Thief, draws inspiration from the thrushes that would sneak beneath the strawberry nets in his Kelmscott Manor garden. The original pattern took several days to print using hand-carved woodblocks to build up the different colours. Designed in 1883, this pattern has been translated and digitally printed onto sumptuous velvet. This design is also available on cotton in a variety of colour combinations, further enriching its versatility and timeless appeal. Prominent poet, writer, artist, and activist William Morris believed that art should be made by and for the people. He valued utility, simplicity, and beauty highly and acknowledged nature as the ultimate source of inspiration. He is recognised as a pioneer of the Arts & Crafts movement for his textile and wallpaper designs, which continue to command high acclaim across the world. William Morris At Home upholds and supports his principles of creating durable, well-made, and visually beautiful products. William Morris At Home is a legitimate trademark of William Morris, a non-profit organisation based in the English town of Walthamstow, where the author spent his formative years. The world's largest collection of his works is housed in the Gallery. William Morris At Home, which has exclusive access, continues his legacy by producing well-made, environmentally responsible, and aesthetically beautiful lifestyle products that elevate the commonplace. This beautiful material has a composition of 100% Cotton