This design is inspired by Elizabeth Siddal, a flame-haired muse of the Pre-Raphaelites. It is made up of the flowers that feature in John Everett Millais’s famous painting of Ophelia, for whom she was the model – with forget-me-nots, poppies, buttercups and daisies. The shadow in the background offers a nod to Ophelia’s tragic demise. The style of the design was inspired by artist Zadok Ben-David’s Blackfield. This print is part of the Red story of the Spring/Summer 2024 collection with designs drawing from the colour’s millennia-spanning history as feature of prehistoric paintings, and one of humanity’s first symbols of love, life and vitality.
The Liberty Kaleidoscope
For SS24, The Liberty Kaleidoscope takes us on the most vivid journey of all – through the rainbow, into a prismatic universe of colour. For this collection the Liberty Fabrics designers engaged with print’s most elemental pigments, assembled here into four compelling stories: ‘Spectrum’, ‘Red’, ‘Blue’ and ‘Yellow’. The collection explores the cultural, natural and historical components that make up the light and shade of everything around us, taking us into the heart of each hue. Join us to become immersed in kaleidoscopic colour, unlike anything we’ve done before.
Fabric measures 53" wide. Printed on superfine 100% cotton lawn (Weight: 76 g/sqm). Designed in UK, printed in Italy.
Sold and priced in 1/4 meter (0.27 yards) increments. We cut additional increments of fabric continuously. For example, if you select 4 units (which equates to 1 meter), you will receive a single piece of fabric that is 53" wide and 1 meter long.
We regret that fabric, once cut, is non-refundable.
This fabric is $37/meter or $9.25 for a quarter meter strip.
