Lioness Rampant Wallpaper Roll

About the Artwork
The Lion Rampant refers to the profile attitude of this Lion. William De Morgan’s beast is spread across a mural of 42 glazed tiles. Over his career, he drew hundreds of animals, each with their own anthropomorphic sensibilities. This Lioness with the sun ray behind her head is a true symbol of strength and guardianship.

William De Morgan (1839 – 1917), was the leading ceramicist of the Arts and Crafts movement (c. 1870 – 1910). A trained fine artist, he began his career by creating stained glass panels, before moving onto ceramics; in particular, hearth place tiles, murals, and “hollowware”.

This picture panel of forty-two tiles decorated the Lion in turquoise and cobalt, setting the creature against blue, green and yellow patterns on a white ground.

Designed by Halsey Ricardo (Fulham period).
Currently on display at the William Morris Gallery, Walthamstow E17.

Stunning in any room, hall or stairway. Our prints are especially good at glowing up a darkened corner or giving a feature wall or window area an extra special focus.

This wallpaper is solvent free low odour print, quick and easy to hang.
Surface wipe only. Clean gently by hand with mild soapy damp cloth.
• Dimensions: 70cm x 10.05m (7.04sqm)
• 120gsm, paste the Wall
• Strippable
• Lightfastness = good
• Splash proof (not wet proof)
• EU fire rating: B-s1, d0
• ESG materials: ECOpaper (PLU + pulp fibres)
• Repeat: 70cm / 27.5ins
• Match: Straight
• Made in the UK

Lion Rampant pattern is protected by UK Design Registration No. 6355834.