William Morris Fabric "Chrysanthemum" (1877)

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William Morris Fabric "Chrysanthemum" (1877) - Art...

Exclusive 100% organic combed cotton fabric, Oeko-Tex Standard certified, very soft to the touch, with a medium weight of 230 g per square meter. A quality like no other. The “Combed” finish gives this fabric a velvety softness to the touch. A guarantee for this precious William Morris fabric. Try it to believe it! This cotton fabric features a rich botanical motif inspired by William Morris’s historic Chrysanthemum pattern. The design is dominated by large chrysanthemum flowers, full and layered, with soft petals that are gently curved to create a voluminous and ornamental effect. The leaves, wide and veined, are rendered with fine lines reminiscent of nineteenth-century botanical illustrations. The fabric presents an elegant and natural palette: dark navy blue background, large cream/ivory flowers, leaves in sage green and olive green tones, with lighter yellow-green elements. The dark blue outlines create a pleasant contrast and enhance the floral design. The pattern layout is typically Arts & Crafts: no rigidity, but an organic and continuous flow that makes the fabric lively, natural and sophisticated. William Morris (Walthamstow, 24 March 1834 – London, 3 October 1896) was a British artist and writer. Morris was among the principal founders of the Arts and Crafts movement; he is considered a forerunner of modern designers and had a significant influence on architecture and architects of his time. He is widely regarded as the father of the Modern Movement, although he was not an architect himself. He founded a design studio in collaboration with the artist Edward Burne-Jones and the poet and artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who deeply influenced church and home decoration in the twentieth century. He also contributed significantly to the revival of traditional textile arts and their production methods. Watch the photographic sequence to see all the details. The drapery remains enchanting with an extraordinary effect! A true enchantment for your living room, study, and bedroom. Perfect for creating table linens, curtains, upholstery for chairs and armchairs, sofas and poufs, sheets, blankets, bedcovers, bedspreads, cushions, tablecloths, doilies, tapestries, etc. Also excellent in fashion. Frey, canovas fornasetti hermes louis cartier leucio style. Among the exhibitors of Liberty, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco, among the most famous such as William Morris we can mention 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 created history... Limited edition in very few pieces! Limited edition! Size: 300x280 cm 300 cm height, 280 cm width Composition: 100% cotton with exclusive finish and William Morris art nouveau weave. French elegance eclectic country cottagecore boho chic Bohemian brocante classic Antique antiques bronze column It will be shipped professionally. Good auction! Note: if you win more than one lot, please after paying for one, contact me immediately and we’ll try to reduce part of the shipping costs for the other lots to save you money. Fabric tag taglia, fabric, stoff, tela, ткань, tissus, doek, stoffe, tecido, stoff, fabrico, fabbric, entering tags etc. (multilingual keyword list continues)

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