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Morris Muse Seaweed Twilight
Barbara Brackman's Morris Muse celebrates the unsung women of Arts and Crafts design. William Morris and fellows valued female associates as models, lovers, and muses—inspiration for male artistic creation.
Width: 45”
Content: 100% Cotton
Fabric type: Quilting Cotton
Sold in one yard increments.
Please note, actual color may vary from photo image.
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