One of William Morris's most popular botanical prints, Cray features large stem and peony-like flowers in pink and red with a secondary network of lighter-coloured flowers and leaves against a background of curling small leaves, stems and flowerheads, all underpinned by a solid block of dark blue. Designed in 1884, the pattern was named after a chalk stream in south-east London.
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Designed to raise awareness of RNIB, these cards are not tactile.
These charity cards are made in the UK, printed with vegetable inks and are completely recyclable (including the packaging).
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