Corncockle Silk Scarf

Multicoloured silk scarf based on ‘Corncockle’, a furnishing fabric created by William Morris in 1883 at the Merton Abbey Works. This elegant silk scarf features a vibrant print of intertwined corn cockles, dahlias, and foliage, finished with a contrast border and hand-rolled hems. Morris’s designs drew on medieval and Renaissance sources, celebrating the beauty of English wildflowers and the artistry of handcraft., this scarf pays homage to the Arts & Crafts movement’s ideals. Drape it over your shoulders for a touch of history and style, or present it as a refined gift.

Colour: Bright Greens, Blues, Pink
Silk
c.55 x 180cm
Hand rolled hems
Dry clean only