William Morris Peacock and Dragon Square Silk Scarf
Gift her an art scarf from The Met.
William Morris (British, 1834–1896) was deeply influenced by the Gothic Revival movement pervading Victorian architecture, which promoted artisanship and handcrafting over mass production. He was likewise inspired by the fanciful beasts in medieval tapestries, as exemplified in this kaleidoscopic motif of confronted peacocks and stylized dragons. We've amplified the muted colors of Morris’s original textile, designed in 1878 and now in the Museum’s holdings, with a refreshing palette of vibrant hues.
Click here to learn more about William Morris.
Click here for our guide to styling your scarf.
Gift her an art scarf from The Met.
William Morris (British, 1834–1896) was deeply influenced by the Gothic Revival movement pervading Victorian architecture, which promoted artisanship and handcrafting over mass production. He was likewise inspired by the fanciful beasts in medieval tapestries, as exemplified in this kaleidoscopic motif of confronted peacocks and stylized dragons. We've amplified the muted colors of Morris’s original textile, designed in 1878 and now in the Museum’s holdings, with a refreshing palette of vibrant hues.
Click here to learn more about William Morris.
Click here for our guide to styling your scarf.
- 100% silk twill
- 36'' square
- Dry clean
- Imported
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