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This gorgeous organic cotton tote features William Morris's Strawberry Thief pattern, designed originally in 1883. This tote is lined, has an inside pouch pocket, and a coordinated handle.
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Strawberry Thief, one of William Morris's most iconic textile designs, depicts thrushes pilfering fruit from his garden at Kelmscott Manor. Morris employed the meticulous indigo dye printing method he favored, first attempting it in 1875 and finally achieving success in 1881. Delighted with the outcome, he registered the design. Incorporating red and yellow dyes into the blue and white ground, this discharge-printed pattern was labor-intensive, making it one of Morris & Co.'s priciest cottons. Despite its cost, it became a commercial hit, intended for curtains, wall hangings, or furniture covers, reflecting Morris's vision of interior decoration.
| Dimensions | 13in x 16.5in | 33cm x 42cm |
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| Care | Hand wash only |
| Construction | Printed on front and back Lined with inside pocket Coordinated fabric handle |
| Material | 100% GOTS organic cotton |
Museums & Galleries Ltd is the United Kingdom’s leading producer of high-quality art cards, stationery, and design-led giftware. For over 30 years, the company has bridged heritage and contemporary aesthetics. As a key partner to institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) and the British Museum, their collection features exclusive imagery from world-class archives and independent artists.
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