William Morris Brother Rabbit Decorative Terracotta Wall Tile
Charming decorative wall tile based on the Brother Rabbit design by William Morris.
Tile measures 9.7 cm x 9.5 cm and has one fixing hole at the top of the tile.
These tiles are hand made in Somerset using clay from Stoke-On-Trent.
These frost-resistant decorative pieces can be used as wall decor in many different situations in the home and garden: on a mantel piece or beam, on or over a door, kitchen splash back, in a porch, conservatory, gardens, gate/gate post, built into risers of steps or patio/courtyard wall, just to name a few.
Brother Rabbit - also known as Brer Rabbit - is one of the most endearing and best loved designs by William Morris. It was first designed in 1881 for the opening of his Merton Abbey works in 1882. The design was inspired by a character in the Uncle Remus stories by the American journalist and writer J. C. Harris, which Morris would read to his two young daughters.
