Strawberry Thief - William Morris Earrings
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NZ$25.00
NZ$25.00
Strawberry Thief - William Morris Earrings. Stunning Hypoallergenic Silver Plated Earrings with images from William Morris fabric and wallpaper designs.
This is one of Morris best known designs and it was also one of his most expensive. He based the pattern and teh name on teh thrushes which often stole strawberries from teh kitchen garden of his countryside home in Oxfordshire.
Strawberry Thief has been printed on acid free paper and sealed under glass.
Earrings are Silver plated and hypoallergenic. They are Copper, Lead, Nickel and Cadmium Free.
Dimentions
Image size Oval 13mm x 18mm
Image size Lever Back 12mm
Image size Elegant Drop Round 14mm
This is one of Morris best known designs and it was also one of his most expensive. He based the pattern and teh name on teh thrushes which often stole strawberries from teh kitchen garden of his countryside home in Oxfordshire.
Strawberry Thief has been printed on acid free paper and sealed under glass.
Earrings are Silver plated and hypoallergenic. They are Copper, Lead, Nickel and Cadmium Free.
Dimentions
Image size Oval 13mm x 18mm
Image size Lever Back 12mm
Image size Elegant Drop Round 14mm
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William Morris
William Morris (1834-1896) is best known for his leading role in the Arts and Crafts Movement. He strongly believed that the idea and the design of an item should work together and that ideally the artist, designer or craftsmen should in fact be the creator of the finished design. It was an idea that rebelled against mass manufacturing and sought to cherish the hand worked product that the designers had themselves completed. He revived a number of lost craft techniques and made them commercially viable by using quality materials and exceptional design. Many of his designs are inspired from nature and medieval patterns. He himself produced items in a range of areas including over 600 designs for wallpaper, textiles and embroideries. He also designed over 150 stained glass windows and over 650 borders for printing. His designs are still used today in furnishings and in the jewellery at Firecracker Studio. Left; William Morris The Strawberry Thief |
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