William Morris fabric "Willow Bough" 1887 Willow Branches...

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William Morris fabric "Willow Bough" 1887 Willow Branches...

"Willow Bough", designed by William Morris in 1887. It is one of the most iconic patterns of the Arts & Crafts movement! Exclusive 100% organic combed cotton fabric, certified Oeko-Tex Standard, very soft to the touch, with a mid-weight of 230 g/m². A quality without equal. The "Combed" finish gives this fabric a velvety softness to the touch. A guarantee for this precious fabric in William Morris style. Try it to believe it! William Morris did not want decorations that were purely ornamental. His aim was: to bring nature and craftsmanship back into everyday life. In industrial England of the time, houses filled with mechanical and repetitive decorations. Morris reacted by creating patterns that look alive, drawn by hand, imperfect and organic. “Willow Bough” was born precisely in this context: a domestic, relaxing design, meant to be lived every day. - Structure of the design The pattern is built on a very precise logic. Graceful willow branches rise diagonally with a continuous movement. The willow is a symbol of calm and fluidity. Elongated and repeated leaves Not realistic, but stylized. Each leaf is almost a brushstroke. No central focal point There is no center. It is an all-over pattern, designed for wide surfaces: walls, fabrics, curtains. - Philosophy behind the design Morris believed that: “Everyday beauty improves people's lives.” This design embodies three key principles: 1. Nature observed in reality Morris studied real plants. The willow was very present in English landscapes. 2. Rhythm and harmony The pattern must soothe the eye. Not strain it. 3. Craftsmanship Lines not perfectly geometric. One should perceive the hand of man. An enchanting, delicate Art Nouveau texture in Morris style. A characteristic style with creative design even in its simplicity. William Morris (Walthamstow, March 24, 1834 – London, October 3, 1896) was a British artist and writer. 1. Continuous diagonal movement The branches rise diagonally with regular rhythm. There is no center: the eye glides. This makes it perfect for large surfaces (curtains, walls, bedspreads). 2. Soft modular repetition The repeat is fluid and invisible. You never see the module break → a sign of a well-designed pattern. 3. Leaf elongated like a brushstroke Leaves are not realistic: they are stylized. It is the Arts & Crafts signature: nature interpreted, not photographed. Palette dusty blue / faded denim warm beige sand-colored branches It is a British countryside palette: calm, domestic, sophisticated without ostentation. Morris was among the leading founders of the Arts and Crafts movement; he is considered a precursor of modern designers and had a significant influence on the architecture and architects of his time. By many he is 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 the decoration of churches and houses in the twentieth century. He also made an important contribution to the revival of traditional textile arts and the associated production methods. Watch the photographic sequence to see all the details. The drapery remains enchanting with an extraordinary effect! This design was used for: wallpaper curtain fabrics upholstery wall coverings It was intended to envelop the environment, not to be a standalone painting. A true enchantment for your living room, study, bedroom. Perfect for creating tablecloths, curtains, chair and sofa upholsteries, sofas and poufs, sheets, blankets, bedspreads, cushions, tablecloths, napkins, 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 as William Morris we can recall 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 have 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 Art Nouveau weave by William Morris. French eclectic country cottagecore boho chic Bohemian brocante classic Antiquarian antiques bronze column It will be shipped professionally. Enjoy the auction! Note: if you win more than one lot, please after paying for one, contact me immediately and we will try to remove part of the shipping costs for the other lots to save you money. 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