William Morris Greenery - Place Mat Gustav Doré

William Morris Greenery - Place Mat Gustav DoréGreenery was a tapestry designed by William Morris in 1892, created from wool and mohair as part of the Arts and Crafts movement in Europe and North America. The movement stood for traditional craftsmanship with hints of medieval, romantic, or folk decoration. Printed onto a high quality 32 x 23 cm heat resistant table placemat with a wipe clean high gloss finish.

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