William Morris Scarf - Fruit

"Fruit" (or Pomegranate) was one of Morris's early wallpapers, his first idea captured in a drawing of ca. 1862 (Victoria & Albert Museum, London). After some reworking, production took place inl 1864–65. A repeating pattern of lemons, oranges, pomegranates, peaches, fruit blossoms and foliage is printed against a French blue ground, and a variant was also produced using a light cream background.

This Scarf features:

Breathable fabric

Lightweight, ideal for various seasons

Versatile, can be styled in different ways