William Morris Fruit - Tote Bag

William Morris Fruit - Artsy Tote Bag

Pomegranates, lemons, and peaches tangled in leafy vines -- William Morris designed "Fruit" (also known as "Pomegranate") as a wallpaper in 1862, and it became one of his earliest commercial successes. This tote bag wraps that lush design around a bag built for modern life.

What You Get

• 100% premium cotton canvas
• Sturdy metal zippers on interior and exterior pockets
• Multiple compartments, special key holder, and dedicated drink holder
• Reinforced 'X' stitching on straps
• 36 x 10 x 36 cm -- fits up to a 16-inch MacBook Pro
• 350g total weight

About the Artwork

"Fruit" (or "Pomegranate") was one of Morris's first wallpaper designs, created in 1862 for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. The pattern draws from medieval tapestries and Middle Eastern decorative arts, combining European fruit with an almost Islamic sense of geometric rhythm. Morris hand-drew every element, and the design's complexity reflects his belief that pattern-making was an art equal to painting or sculpture. It remained in continuous production throughout his lifetime.

Who Is This For

Design history buffs, fruit motif fans, and anyone who loves the intersection of Eastern and Western decorative traditions. The rich colors and dense pattern make this bag a statement piece for market days, museum visits, or everyday commutes in Cairo.

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