This Elegant Pen From Retro 1951 Features A Detail From Blackthorn (1892), One Of William Morris’S (British, 1834–1896) Most Iconic Motifs. Morris Believed That Beauty, Imagination, And Order Were The Necessary Components Of A Strong Design. Perhaps Best Known For His Wallpaper Patterns, Morris Frequently Looked To The English Countryside For Inspiration.
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