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The William Morris Tree of Life Tapestry Throw Blanket is woven from mixture of virgin and recycled environmentally friendly cotton. The design reflects the admiration that Morris had for pre-Renaissance and medieval decorative arts, featuring symmetrical arrangements, flowing organic lines, and rich, deep color palettes. The tapestry design has an intricate pattern of leaves and branches stemming from the central element, the Tree of Life, a common motif in many of Morris's works. 100% Cotton. Dimensions: 72" x 54". Wash in warm water tumble dry medium heat. Made in USA.
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