Marigold Possibly 1875 - 1925

"Marigold," a textile design by William Morris, showcases his signature Arts and Crafts style. Featuring a repeating pattern of stylized marigold flowers and leaves in shades of red and pink, the design emphasizes the beauty of nature and craftsmanship. Created between 1875 and 1925, this textile sample highlights Morris's commitment to hand-crafted design and organic motifs. The intricate detailing of the floral elements demonstrates the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of his work. Currently residing in the Art Institute of Chicago, "Marigold" is a testament to Morris's enduring influence on design and the lasting appeal of his floral motifs.