Arts And Crafts

A late 19th-century British and American design reform movement founded by William Morris in reaction against industrial mass production, championing handcrafted goods, natural dye colors, and nature-derived ornament — directly influencing fashion toward handmade and artisanal textiles. Common pieces include Liberty of London floral-print silk blouses, hand-embroidered garments with stylized botanical motifs, soft sage, rust, and peacock-blue palettes from natural dyes, loosely structured Reform dress without corsetry, smocking details, flowing linen skirts, and simple hand-hammered silver jewelry.