In 1876, William Morris designed "African Marigold," a textile pattern featuring small marigolds, acanthus leaves, and lilies, which he registered for block-printed cotton fabric. Originally produced with master-dyer Thomas Wardle, the design was part of Morris's innovative work within the Arts and Crafts movement. The original design is preserved at the William Morris Gallery, which also holds the original wood printing blocks for the pattern. African Marigold is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll. 2-3 week delivery
