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William Morris At Home Lodden Ready Made Eyelet Curtains Prussian Blue Gallery-Curtain-Yes Discover endless possibilities and addWilliam Morris held a deep appreciation for rivers, from the modest stream near Kelmscott Manor to the River Wandle, which he used for dyeing textiles at Merton Abbey. Beginning in 1883, he created a series of flowing patterns inspired by tributaries of the River Thames. The Lodden design, named after the River Loddon in Berkshire and Hampshire, features rich deep blue and olive green hues. These ready made eyelet curtains are printed on a 100% cotton