William Morris Snakeshead Cornflower Flame

William Morris created the first version of Snakeshead in 1876. The intricately scrolling tendrils that make up the pattern's background appear to be holding in suspension the dramatic flame-like motif and alternating spiky clusters of flora.

One of Morris's favourite designs, it was named after the nodding snakes head fritillary blossoms that complemented larger, more formal themes. Morris was influenced by the colours and patterns of Indian textiles.

Suitable for curtains, upholstery and accessories.

• Fabric Type: Jacquard
• Composition: 80% Cotton 20% Polyester
• Vertical Pattern: 50cm
• Width: 140cm
• Cleaning: Dry Clean
• Upholstery Grade: General Domestic

Quantity is per metre (for example add 5 for 5 metres of fabric) 

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