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This vibrant tapestry table runner depicts Acanthus and Flowers from a design by William Morris. The tapestry has been woven by master Flemish weavers, giving an exceptionally fine but hard wearing weave. The original design by William Morris (1836...

A fine Chenille cushion, woven by Flemish Master weavers. Heraldry came into existence in the early 12th Century when knights started wearing armour. In the case of full battle armour, identification of knights was difficult. Therefore, devices started...

The size and shape of this fine chenille Armorial tapestry is ideally suited to hang in a stairwell or on a door. Heraldry came into existence in the early 12th Century when knights started wearing armour. In the case of full battle armour,...

This graceful wall tapestry has been woven in a wool blend on a Jacquard loom by Master Flemish weavers. It has been faithfully reproduced from a stained glass window at Christ Church Cathedral Oxford designed by Edward Burne-Jones & made by the...

Extract from The Lady & Unicorn Tapestries. A graceful wall tapestry woven in a fine textured weave. Embellished with an acanthus leaf border and loops.  The original tapestries are the most celebrated set that have survived from the medieval period...

From the Lady & Unicorn Tapestries. A stunning tapestry cushion cover. The unicorn was fabled for its beautiful shape, its great agility & its virtue. For this reason, the unicorn was invisible to all but virgins. Rare & reputedly elusive, the animal was...

This elaborate wall tapestry was woven on a Jacquard loom in a wool blend giving a heavy textured weave. It is inspired by a wall tapestry by William Morris (1836-1896). The tapestry depicts the heraldic arms of the chivalrous Arthurian Knights,...

This fine art inkjet print (giclée print) features some of the most iconic buildings in London and is based on an original illustration by Josie Shenoy. The print is digitally printed on slightly textured 310 gsm fine art paper, to achieve superior...

This vibrant tapestry cushion cover has been inspired from an original design by William Morris woven in 1883 & named after a tributary of the River Thames. A design which fits comfortably into today's interiors. Despite Morris's ambitions to be a...

The original design by William Morris 1836 -1896  woven at Merton Abbey, Surrey. Despite Morris's ambitions to be a painter & his latter reputation as a writer, poet, publisher & political activist, it is as a designer that he is most widely...

The textiles of Tudor England have inspired this vibrant door curtain. Magnificent pomp & display marked Henry VIII day. The royal meeting at the Field of the 'Cloth of Gold' was characteristic of the splendour of the period. This was also the time...

Exclusively designed and made for Westminster Abbey this window transfer depicts the iconic West Towers of Westminster Abbey. This window cling can be removed from its packaging and put on any window surface to give the appearance of stained glass. ...