Strawberry Thief Table Runner - Ekelund
Strawberry Thief Table Runner - Ekelund
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This exquisite design is by William Morris, an important figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement that was popular from between 1880-1920. His beautiful designs are popular the world over. Morris' belief in beautiful and functional objects in the home parallels a similar viewpoint shared with many Scandinavian designers. Additionally, Morris, as with many Scandinavians, was inspired by nature creating motifs with intricate detailing and flowing forms.
Strawberry Thief is from 1883 and is one of Morris's most iconic and beloved patterns. Morris, who often grew strawberries in his gardens, frequently saw his crops disappear to hungry birds. These stolen berries inspired him to create this beautiful pattern with birds, strawberries, and leaves.
Ekelund table runners are an instant heirloom that are perfect for your home, as well as gift giving to that special someone.
Made in Sweden
55% Cotton & 45% Linen
50 x 150 cm/20 x 59 inches
Machine wash at 60°C. Wash with similar colors. Tablecloths containing linen should NOT be tumble dried. Shake out the tablecloth thoroughly after washing and hang it up to dry. For best results, lightly iron the tablecloth while it is slightly damp, in the lengthwise direction. Tip! For even better results, shape the tablecloth after shaking it out before hanging it. All our products are delivered with an allowance for shrinkage.
The stated dimensions are approximate and represent the size the product will have after washing.
Ekelund is a Swedish textile manufacturer that was founded in 1692 and is 100% owned to this day by the family. The company is located in Horred on the Swedish west coast. Eklund products are produced under Ekelund's full control in Horred, standing for quality, sustainability, and renewed tradition. Ekelund believes combining their values with a contemporary expression and products that are 'right in time', makes it a natural fit in people's everyday lives.
