These Morris & Co Indigo Berry Cray curtains showcase the iconic William Morris Cray pattern on chenille fabric. This intricate pattern originally required 34 printing blocks. The pencil pleat header allows easy hanging. The indigo berry colourway adds a rich, vibrant hue. This curtain brings heritage and elegance to any room.
Designed by William Morris in 1884, Cray is one of Morris s most complex patterns. It was also one of the most expensive to produce, requiring 34 separate printing blocks. Cray belongs to a series of River chintzes Morris created in the early 1880s inspired by a boating expedition along the Thames in the summer of 1880. Now, it features printed on Chenille in splendid colourways.
