Morris style fabric country house linen effect - Artistic Design background Rope green color - Textile - 300 cm - 280 cm

Exclusive linen-look cotton fabric of excellent quality, certified by the Oeko-Tex Standard. Medium weight. 230g per square meter.
A fabric with a cord background and linen effect, a limited edition type... very soft to the touch!
The same practicality as cotton but with the touch of linen! Wrinkle-resistant! Try it to believe it!

A lovely, very light, delicate and soft Art Nouveau Morris style green rug!
A distinctive style with a creative design even in its simplicity.

William Morris (Walthamstow, March 24, 1834 – London, October 3, 1896) was a British artist and writer.

Strawberry Thief Blue reproduces one of William Morris's most recognizable designs, and in our opinion, it is also the most iconic work in the Arts and Crafts style. It was originally created as a tapestry after observing birds stealing strawberries from the garden of his home in Gloucestershire, Kelmscott Manor.

Morris is among the main founders of the Arts and Crafts movement; he is considered a pioneer of modern designers and had a significant influence on architecture and architects of his time. Many regard him as the father of the Modern Movement, although he was not an architect himself. He founded a design studio in collaboration with artist Edward Burne-Jones and poet and artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who profoundly influenced church and home decoration in the twentieth century. He also made an important contribution to the revival of traditional textile arts and their associated production methods.

Look at the photographic sequence to see all the details. The curtain remains enchanting with an extraordinary effect!

A true delight for your living room, study, or bedroom. Perfect for creating curtains, upholstering chairs and armchairs, sofas and ottomans, sheets, blankets, bedspreads, tablecloths, placemats, upholstery, and more. Also excellent for fashion.
Frey, Canovas, Fornasetti, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Leucio style.

Among the exhibitors of Liberty, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco, and among the most famous like William Morris, we can remember Alfons Mucha. Velde, Grasset, Lenoir, Monjoli, Cipriani, Sanglier, Klimt, Max le Verrier, Beeld, Luppens, Coco Chanel, Maurice Picaud, Tiffany.
The rarest objects of these movements are precisely them, and they have made history.
Limited edition in very few pieces!
Limited edition!

Size: 300x280cm
300 cm height, 280 cm width.
Composition: 80% cotton, 20% linen-effect polyester. Exclusive with an Art Nouveau weave.
French eclectic elegance country cottagecore boho chic bohemian curiosities classic antiques bronze column

It will be shipped professionally.
Nice look!

Note well: If you win more than one lot, please contact me immediately after paying for one, and we will try to reduce some of the shipping costs for the other lots to save you money.

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