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Peacock and Dragon
William Morris
A woollen fabric designed by Morris in 1878: peacocks and dragons face each other in a mirrored repeat. Inspired by medieval Italian and Middle Eastern textiles, it hung on the drawing-room walls of Morris's own Kelmscott House. Because the pattern mirrors, watch left and right carefully.
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