William Morris Myrtle Floral Pattern Postcard

Add a touch of English charm to your correspondence with these exquisite William Morris floral chintz pattern postcards. Myrtle is at once elegant and cheerful, featuring a profusion of flowers favored by the upper classes of the 19th century for the formal garden and conservatory. Glistening white myrtle and full-blown pink damask roses, both prized for their heady perfume combine with tawny gold dahlias and acanthus of sage green and a lovely shade of clear blue. Dark green sprays of myrtle leaves in the background add a sense of depth. Myrtle by William Morris, designed for embroidery in 1875, first printed as wallpaper in 1899, England, Aesthetic Movement. Colors include rose pink, blue, tawny gold, hunter green green and sage green on a background of antique white. Original piece: color woodblock on paper. Lovingly hand restored by a professional graphic artist experienced in art restoration. Please keep in mind the original piece is over a century old and was hand printed from a hand-carved woodblock, so there are tiny variations in the pattern. While I have painstakingly restored the pattern to its original pristine condition, these tiny variations remain and are part of the charm of a historic handcrafted piece. Matching items and more are available in my store's Arts and Crafts department. Just click the link that says "store" above to find them. More words to help you find this are William Morris post cards, handbags, English country cottage, floral chintz pattern, vintage antique historic pattern wallpapers, garden, flower, spring colors, spring, springtime, summer, summery, Britain, Victorian, Edwardian, Gilded Age, Arts and Crafts Movement and Art Nouveau.