William Morris At Home Strawberry Thief Pillowcase Housewife Nettle 10% Viscose this typical late 18th century

this typical late 18th century French landscape print depicts a beautiful country scene with people dancing and wandering peacocks and sheep

This clever combination of yarns creates an alluring textural effect

bring a refined simplicity to your bedroom decor

including a delicate Blush shade

William Morris At Home Strawberry Thief Pillowcase Housewife Nettle 10% Viscose this typical late 18th centuryCreated in 1883, William Morriss renowned Strawberry Thief pattern takes inspiration from the thrushes that visited his garden at Kelmscott Manor in Oxfordshire. This design is digitally printed on a luxurious 220 thread count cotton sateen fabric, featuring a rich palette of vibrant greens alongside warm burnt orange and cream accents. The reverse side displays Morriss detailed Marigold print in a gentle green tone. Pillowcases are sold individually