Morris Daisy, Classic Victorian Floral Pattern Tie

Daisy (1862) by William Morris is a beautiful example of Victorian-era fine art, crafted during the Pre-Raphaelite period. Originally designed as wallpaper, this textile pattern features a delicate array of blooming daisies, along with other vibrant spring flowers, intertwined with intricate leaves. The design reflects Morris’s characteristic love for nature and attention to detail, with each flower and leaf thoughtfully placed to create a harmonious and detailed composition. The vibrant colours and intricate lines bring the beauty of the garden into the interior spaces, making it a timeless piece of Victorian design.