SILK SCARF - Morris Oxford red - 50 cm
Add timeless elegance with the Oxford Red motif from William Morris
Elevate your look with an exclusive silk scarf featuring William Morris’ classic Oxford Red motif. The detailed, botanically inspired pattern combines beautiful green and red tones with elegant leaf designs, creating a warm and sophisticated effect.
The scarf is made from 100% silk and produced in Europe with a focus on quality and responsibility. The hand-rolled edges are a sign of genuine craftsmanship and add a refined finish. The silk-soft texture makes it comfortable to wear, and the classic size makes it easy to style in countless ways – around the neck, in the hair, around the wrist or as a detail on your bag.
A small piece of luxury you can enjoy again and again.
Product details:
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100% silk – luxurious and lightweight quality
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50 x 50 cm – the perfect size for flexible styling
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Beautiful hand-rolled edges – a sign of fine craftsmanship
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Produced in Europe – high quality and responsible production
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Easy to care for – suitable for gentle hand wash
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Delivered in an elegant gift box – ideal as a gift or a treat for yourself
With great respect, Koustrup & Co. has carefully restored these original hand-drawn designs found in William Morris’ own home. Each original has been gently preserved and revived so his original vision shines through while retaining their historical authenticity. We are proud to carry this out in collaboration with The William Morris Society in London. The society, which is dedicated to preserving Morris’ work and ideals, keeps his vision alive for future generations.
William Morris (1834-1896), a visionary designer and founder of the Arts & Crafts movement, believed in the power of beauty, craftsmanship and sustainability. His intricate patterns, inspired by nature, transformed interior design and are just as captivating today as in the 19th century.
Morris was also a socialist and believed that art was for everyone.
“Art made by the people for the people, as a pleasure for both maker and user.”
– William Morris
