Strawberry Thief Tapestry Fabric

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From a design originlly by Morris & Co produced at Merton Abbey, Surrey, in 1883. The intricate design was created by William Morris and was inspired by a real-life problem. In his garden at Kelmscott Manor, Morris tried to grow strawberries, but found that these were always being eaten by thrushes who managed to work their way under the netting. Morris allowed them to do so enjoying their efforts to remove the strawberries. Recalling their attempts, he designed this remarkable furnishing textile pattern, taken directly from the natural world. The gentle humour in this pattern helped to make it one of Morris_s most successful creations and is available today in two colourways. Jacquard woven, this fabric is finely detailed.

Produced in the traditional weaving regions of Europe, these superior quality furnishing fabrics are woven on Jacquard looms by skilled craftsmen creating attractive textures using carefully selected yarns. Inspired from the past, woven for the present, this richly-textured fabric will provide a luxurious warmth and finesse, to complement the interior decoration of any property, whether period or contemporary. Fabric is suitable for a wide variety of uses for interior furnishing, including curtains and upholstery.

Fabric width: 60.63"                              Pattern repeat (width): 20.08"             

Pattern repeat (Height): 13.78"             Design match: NA