Morris Golden Lily Bow Tie

DESIGNER'S NOTES

A Fox & Chave silk bow tie featuring one of the most distinct and identifiable designs by the English Arts & Crafts pioneer William Morris (1834-1896)

Golden Lily was designed as early as 1870 and produced by Morris & Co. between 1880 and 1917 as a hand-printed woodblock wallpaper. It is likely that Morris himself created the broad outlines of this pattern, with the fine details attributed to John Henry Dearle.

It is a lush, intricate floral pattern featuring intertwining lilies, daisies, and tulips set against a verdant backdrop of curling leaves and vines. The design is characterised by its vibrant colours, primarily golden yellows, deep greens, soft blues, and rich reds, evoking a sense of natural abundance.

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STYLING

Fox & Chave bow ties are supplied in a unique presentation box perfect for gifting. Wear your bow tie as you would a regular tie for an alternative look and not just for Back Tie events. A Fox & Chave bow tie can be worn to work, at casual events and even with jeans.