Muggle of Jugs Earthy 100% Linen   

Always wanted to embrace your inner goddess? Make your home a temple and adorn your interiors with the eclectic Muggle of Jugs. Inspired by Athena, the Goddess of Pottery, the playful pattern transports you way back to the wonders of ancient Greece.

This fabric isn't just visually captivating; it's also incredibly fun and versatile, perfect for bringing a touch of whimsy and elegance to any space. The vibrant colours and intricate designs are a nod to the artistry of ancient pottery, adding a layer of historical charm and modern flair to your home decor.

Embrace the playful spirit of Athena and let your interiors tell a story of timeless beauty and creativity.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Irish Linen is printed and woven in the UK and sourced from a Master of Linen Certified Company.

Printed Width: 140cm

Pattern Repeat: W26 x H34cm

Fabric Type: 100% Irish Linen

Care: Dry Clean Only 

Colourway: A Muggle of Jugs comes in two colourways, a fresh blue and traditional terracotta. 

Usage: Upholstery, soft furnishings, curtains, blinds. 

Delivery: Printed to order please allow 1 - 3 weeks. 

Samples: A5 size 

STORY BEHIND

I've always been captivated by the artistry of ancient Greek pottery, which beautifully blends function with storytelling.

The Greeks used their ceramic vessels for everything—carrying water, storing wine, and religious rites. Yet, what captivates me most is how these practical items were also canvases for storytelling, intricately decorated with scenes from Greek mythology that celebrated their gods and goddesses.

With "Muggle of Jugs," I aimed to weave this historical grandeur into a design that feels both ancient and immediate. The wallpaper comes in two colourways: a fresh blue that echoes the serene waters of the Aegean Sea, and a traditional terracotta, reminiscent of the very earth that shaped these artefacts.

Each choice not only adds a historical dimension to your space but serves as a homage to the artistry of a civilisation that found beauty in everyday objects. It's my way of bringing a piece of ancient Greece into our modern homes, turning everyday spaces into realms of myth and beauty.