Designed c.1876, Honeysuckle and Corncockle are some of William Morris's most lyrical patterns — a sinuous, climbing arrangement of flowers and foliage that captures the Arts and Crafts movement's deep reverence for the natural world. Endlessly graceful, it has lost none of its freshness in the century and a half since Morris first put it to paper.
Archival giclée print on premium uncoated stock
Faithful reproduction of Morris's c.1876 Honeysuckle design