The twirling acanthus leaves, trace an upward trail in a golden blaze of joyful abandon.

This tapestry called Acanthe (Marron) is inspired by the original artwork of William Morris in the late 19th century. He strongly opposed art being manufactured and machine made and advocated hand woven designed products. This philosophy, made him, along with a few others, start the British Arts and Crafts movement. He was also greatly influenced by the pre-Raphaelite movement.

His brilliant pieces of wall art bear the distinct stamp of a master craftsperson and are prized possessions in the art world.

Acanthe (Marron), hand woven in France, has a chestnut color as its base. The profusion of flowers and leaves form a vibrant background; a perfect setting for the sinuous acanthus leaves in the foreground. The interplay of colors, blending and contrasting in harmony, makes this piece of vertical tapestry wall art, a delight to own.

Acanthe (Marron) is backed with lining and tunnel for easy hanging. This product is a blend of 50% wool and 40% cotton.

This tapestry comes in three sizes to choose from: H 38 x W 28, H 58 x W 28 and H 74 x W 28 inches.