A charming terracotta tile suitable for hanging indoors or outside. 
 
This 1870’s textile design was for use in curtains or wall coverings. Morris taught himself to weave from instruction manuals and from this he learnt to produce complex woollen structures to replicate the effect of medieval tapestries. Used in Morris’ own London home, Kelmscott House (now the home of The William Morris Society), the Peacock & Dragon textile drew on medieval influences and became one of his most successful furnishings.
 
Fixing Points: Two holes at the top of the tile
Dimensions: 9.4cm x 9.2cm
 
Made in Bath, UK, by Black Dog, a family run business which has been designing and producing decorative tiles for over 35 years.