Kelmscott Strawberries B

Kelmscott Strawberries draws on an embroidered frieze by May Morris, created c.1909–1910 as a wall hanging for her sitting room at 8 Hammersmith Terrace. Inspired by the botanicals of the Morris family country retreat, Kelmscott Manor, along with verses from her father’s poem ‘June’, this adaptation focuses on a strawberry plant, echoing William Morris’ iconic Strawberry Thief. Tiny blossoms and glossy berries weave through a leafy canopy, forming a playful, multidirectional fruit pattern.

Breathing new life into her delicate works and motifs, The Art of May Morris collection is a celebration of the Arts & Crafts stylings of pioneering artist and embroiderer May Morris, daughter of esteemed textile designer William Morris. Drawing inspiration from the William Morris Gallery’s archive, Liberty Fabrics brings you this carefully curated range of designs that champion vibrant florals and intricate botanicals, each one meticulously hand-painted in their London studio and printed on inimitable Tana Lawn.

We swoon for Liberty. The touch, design, color palettes and durability are unmatched. For more than 80 years, Liberty strikes the perfect balance of both soft and durable. 

Fiber Content: 100% Cotton Tana Lawn
Width: 54”
Product #: 036375524Y
Collection: The Art of May Morris