William Morris
William Morris (1834–1896) was an artist, craftsman, poet, scholar and a revolutionary philosopher. Today he might be best known for his wallpapers & textile patterns, but his work forever changed how Victorian England viewed craftmanship, design and fashion.
William Morris Society
A Cultural and Artistic Heritage
William Morris Society, founded 1955, is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and supporting the legacy of William Morris, and making his work accessible to future generations.
The society also choose to collect and preserve arts by his daughter, the craftswoman and embroidery designer, May Morris, as well as originals by John Henry Dearle, Morris’ assistant, and in later years… colleague.
Co-Operation
Proud Co-Operational Partner
TekoTryck has a unique co-operation with William Morris Society and we offer a standard range of some cherry-picked classics, printed on our dishcloths and kitchen towels. Are you looking for more patterns than the ones on display here? Contact us for more information.
TekoTryck’s licence agreement with William Morris Society gives us access to William Morris’ life’s work, patterns are continuously being restored and digitised.
Variants
Selected Favourites
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Strawberry Thief
Birds nestled amongst glorious foliage and flowers, designed in 1883.
Swedish dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen towel: 50×70 cm
Willow Bough
Natural leaf pattern inspired by nature, designed in 1887.
Swedish dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen towel: 50×70 cm
Acanthus
Foliate pattern of intertwined acanthus leaves, designed in 1875.
Swedish dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen towel: 50×70 cm
Bird & Anemone
Anemones and birds in a clear horizontal pattern, designed in 1882.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
Sunflower blue/beige
Sunflowers intertwined with vines and leaves, designed in 1879.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
Sunflower yellow/white
Sunflowers intertwined with vines and leaves, designed in 1879.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
Arcadia
The meandering flow of Arcadia has a fibrous quality, designed in 1886.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
Oak Tree
Inspired by a traditional English oak, designed in 1896.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
Pink & Poppy
Poppies and marigolds in a soft pattern, designed in 1880.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
Acorn
A monochrome pattern of acorns and leaves, designed in 1879.
Swedish Dishcloth: 172×200 mm
Kitchen Towel: 50×70 cm
