Panel of ceramic tiles designed by Morris and produced by William De Morgan 1876

This panel of ceramic tiles, designed by William Morris in 1876 and produced by William De Morgan, exemplifies the Arts and Crafts movement's embrace of natural forms. The intricate design features a repeating pattern of stylized leaves, flowers, and stems in vibrant hues of blue, white, yellow, and orange, creating a sense of organic growth and interconnectedness. Morris, a prominent figure in the movement, advocated for hand-crafted objects and the rejection of industrial mass production. This tile panel exemplifies his aesthetic principles, demonstrating the beauty and artistry inherent in traditional craftsmanship.