William Morris: Chrysanthemum Pattern Giclée Print (1877)

This William Morris Chrysanthemum vintage art print features a muted olive green, dusty rose, and antique cream colour scheme, perfect for Edwardian or modern maximalist lounge decor. Printed on gallery-grade 200gsm matte art paper, it captures the authentic 1877 Arts and Crafts aesthetic.

Designed in 1877, Chrysanthemum remains one of William Morris's most enduring patterns. Originally created as a wallpaper design, it showcases his mastery of layering intertwined leaves and large, blooming flowers to create a sense of infinite movement. This reproduction captures the soft, organic lines and earth-toned palette that defined the shift toward the "House Beautiful" movement of the late 19th century.

Technical Specifications & Quality:

• Paper Quality: Gallery-grade 200gsm matte art paper for a premium, non-reflective finish.

• Ink Type: High-definition Giclée inks for museum-quality fade resistance and color depth.

• Border Info: Includes a 1 cm white border for easy, professional framing.

• Aesthetic: A high-fidelity reproduction of the original woodblock botanical illustration.

Find out more about William Morris' iconic legacy here - The Radical Vision of William Morris: Artist, Activist, and Father of Modern Design

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