William Morris Rose & Thistle Floral Golden Tissue Paper

"Rose and Thistle," designed around 1881 by William Morris, is a prime example of the artist’s ability to merge intricate floral motifs with a deep appreciation for traditional craftsmanship. Morris, a key figure in the Arts and Crafts movement, was known for his designs that emphasized the beauty of nature and the importance of handcrafted art. This particular design features the juxtaposition of roses and thistles, symbolizing a harmonious blend of softness and strength. The pattern is characteristic of Morris’s signature style, with flowing lines and rich detail, creating a timeless, decorative aesthetic suitable for textiles and wallpaper.