William Morris Hyacinth Design - Frame Purse

Not everything bearing the Morris & Co. name came from William Morris himself — and that's part of what makes this purse so interesting. The Hyacinth pattern was designed between 1900 and 1912 by John Henry Dearle, Morris's chief designer and successor, and it captures everything the Arts & Crafts movement stood for: lush botanical detail, rich colour, and a design that feels as fresh today as it did over a century ago.

Woven in a rich tapestry of eco-dyed yarn, the detail is remarkable for something that fits in your pocket. Two compartments keep cards and coins organised, while the double clasp frame — finished in silver-tone — opens and closes with a satisfying click. The interior is lined with coordinating patterned nylon, and the easy-care PU leather trim means it stays looking good with minimal fuss.

Composition: Eco-dyed yarn tapestry | Easy-care PU leather trim | Patterned nylon lining
Frame: Silver-tone double clasp | Two compartments
Size: W13 x H8 x D5cm
Vegan friendly: No animal products used

Easy care: Clean with a damp cloth. Do not soak in water.