MT washi masking tape is a decorative tape from Japan that can be used for crafting, gift wrapping, scrapbooking, home decoration and much more!
William Morris (1834-1896) is regarded by some as the greatest designer and one of the most outstanding figures of the Arts and Crafts Movement. He was also a poet, artist, philosopher, typographer and political theorist.
Morris believed that everybody has the right to a beautiful house. As custodians of the original company founded by William Morris, Morris & Co. today embody the aesthetic and ethos of their founder in everything they do.
Inspired by his iconic designs taken from the archive, Morris & Co. produce beautifully crafted fabrics, wallpapers and home accessories and reinterpret these for modern living, whilst maintaining the intricacies and integrity of the originals.
With this in mind, everyone can introduce the legacy of William Morris into their home with the new MT x William Morris collection.
Originally produced in 1883, the eye catching 'Strawberry Thief' design is one of William Morris’ most iconic designs and is featured on this roll of tape. It is adorned with birds stealing strawberries from trees in a countryside garden.
Use this versatile tape to decorate a picture frame, mirror, wall or drawers! The possibilities are endless. The tape tears off easily, sticks immediately and peels off without leaving a trace.
Product details:
- Measures 50mm x 10m
- Collaboration with The Original Morris & Co
- Versatile and decorative. Can be used on most surfaces and will peel off without damage
- Reusable and easy to tear by hand
- Waterproof and heatproof
- Made in Japan
About the brand:
Perhaps the most famous worldwide washi tape brand, MT is produced by Kamoi Kakoshi Co. Ltd, a hundred-year-old company headquartered in Okayama prefecture, Japan. Their products combine high quality materials and production techniques, with bold bright patterns that inspire us to create more!
Look out in our store for special collaboration MT designs such as those produced with sou.sou, Bluebellgray and William Morris!
