William Morris Windrush Silk Scarf Marvels Handwoven into seven small segments

Handwoven into seven small segments of dangling green jade beads

exploring the manifold possibilities the art form encourages

and his pictorial versions of contemporary proverbs and idioms

this group of international women help rebuild destroyed French communities just miles from the front

where he lived alone until a rose grew there

William Morris Windrush Silk Scarf Marvels Handwoven into seven small segmentsA refined silk habotai scarf with a design after the pattern 'Windrush' developed originally as a pencil and watercolor sketch by William Morris in 1881 for production as a block printed textile. Made with habotai silk, which is not as sheer as chiffon silk, this scarf is a beautiful, subtle accent to any outfit. One of a series of designs by Morris named after rivers in the United Kingdom. The River Windrush, is a tributary of the Thames that flows