designed by
William Morris in 1883
with birds drawn by Philip Webb Fabric:
100% cotton
54" wide (137cm) Repeat:
20.75" (53cm)
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COT 2288-13 This design was inspired by the Morris family's attempts to grow strawberries at their home at Kelmscott, but being thwarted by thrushes who would creep under the netting to eat the berries. Morris insisted that the birds be left undisturbed.
Full width fabric illustrated
designed by
William Morris in 1883
with birds drawn by Philip Webb Fabric:
100% cotton
54" wide (137cm) Repeat:
20.75" (53cm)
This design was inspired by the Morris family's attempts to grow strawberries at their home at Kelmscott, but being thwarted by thrushes who would creep under the netting to eat the berries. Morris insisted that the birds be left undisturbed.
designed by
William Morris in 1883
with birds drawn by Philip Webb Fabric:
100% cotton
54" wide (137cm) Repeat:
20.75" (53cm)
This design was inspired by the Morris family's attempts to grow strawberries at their home at Kelmscott, but being thwarted by thrushes who would creep under the netting to eat the berries. Morris insisted that the birds be left undisturbed.
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