Morris & Co.Dorothy's Kilim Furnishing Fabric, Barbed Berry/Indigo
£190.00 per metre
Colours
Colour: Barbed Berry/Indigo
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Product description
Product code: 65125601
The delicately embroidered stripe design of this striking kilim lends to a room a diversity of pattern as well as added depth and a tactile finish. Dorothy's Kilim draws from the original found in the bedroom of Dorothy Walker, the well-travelled daughter of Sir Emery (noted typographer and close friend of William Morris's). This colourful kilim is decorated in the Persian style and features geometric motifs typical of kilims from the old Persian Empire, Turkey and Turkic states.
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Product specification
- Brand
- Morris & Co.
- Care instructions
- Specialist Dry Clean, Do not use Steam
- Composition
- 30% polyester, 25% linen, 24% cotton, 16% acrylic, 5% viscose
- Country of Origin
- India
- Drying Instructions
- Do not tumble dry
- Fabric Abrasion
- Under 20,000
- Fabric Pattern Repeat
- 85.5cm
- Fabric Roll Length
- 30.00m
- Fabric Width
- 138.5cm
- Iron
- Warm iron
- Made in the UK
- No
- Pattern Details
- Graphic
- Pattern Match
- Straight Match
- Reversible
- Non Reversible
- Washing Instructions
- Do Not Wash
- Weight
- 0.74kg
- Wide Width Fabric
- No
Brand information
Founded by William Morris in 1861, one of the 19th-century’s most celebrated textile designers, Morris & Co. is best known for wallpaper and fabric designs.
Morris championed handmade production, in contrast to the Victorian era’s push towards industrialisation. He wanted to provide affordable ‘art for all’ so the designs are intricate and beautiful, often drawing on the wildlife and nature he found around him.
Returns and exchange policy
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