May Morris Honeysuckle apron
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The delicate design on this cotton apron, featuring intertwined honeysuckle foliage and flowers, is adapted from a wallpaper pattern created by Mary Elizabeth Morris for Morris & Co. in 1883, held in the V&A archive.
William Morris's younger daughter, known as May, was a talented embroiderer and designer, creating many patterns for her father's company.
Honeysuckle wallpaper design by Mary Elizabeth Morris (1862-1938)
Produced by Morris & Co, England, 1883.
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Created exclusively for the V&A
Dimensions
Width 72cm x length 90cm (28.3 x 35.4in)
Composition
100% organic cotton, 8oz (machine wash on cool with like colours)
Colour
Green
Product code
167513
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