Paper & Stationery ｜WILLIAM MORRIS PINK HONEYSUCKLE JOURNAL

William Morris (1834—198) was one of the most celebrated practitioners of the Arts & Crafts movement.
In creating woven and printed textile patterns, Morris chose to work with the ancient technique of hand woodblock printing, finding inspiration for his famous repeating patterns from the natural world around him: "millefleurs" tapestries and early prints of herbs as well as the crispness and abundance of exquisite detail in medieval art.
 
His evocations of antique florals and plants in all their profusion, depth of tone and magical gradation of tints have become design classics gracing the decorative arts, including the beautiful cover on this lined journal.
 

Blank journal, 144 lined pages.
High quality, cream colored 120 GSM paper
Embossed, metallic finish William Morris design hardcover.
Red satin ribbon bookmark
5" x 7" x 0.5"
Brand:PaperblanksSKU:111995Tags:Author_Artist_Dsgnr:WILLIAM MORRIS, Class:BLANK BOOKS, HONEYSUCKLE, JOHN HENRY DEARLE, JOURNAL, NOTEBOOK, William Morris