Rambling Rose Wallpaper - Twining Vine - 217207 - Morris & Co Twilight First produced in 1876 this

First produced in 1876 this was an early Morris fabric design depicting entwined foliage and flower motifs in a mirrored pattern repeat

Trailing leaves and marigold flowers meander over a background of leaves taken from the Branch wallpaper designed in the same year

and Emery Walker’s House

in the 1880s

Rambling Rose Wallpaper - Twining Vine - 217207 - Morris & Co Twilight First produced in 1876 thisRambling Rose Wallpaper Twining Vine 217207 Morris & Co Rambling Rose depicts that iconic stalwart of forest walks and cottage gardens alike, the English rose. Climbing, twisting and turning, this thorned roses beguiling labyrinthine structure betrays the roses symbolisation of earthy love and purity. A rarer feature in his wallpapers, the rose was a motif William Morris repeatedly turned to in tapestry as well as in poetry. Rose (here called Rambling