Morris & Co. Snakeshead Jacquard Chenille Ready Made Pencil Pleat Curtains Indigo Leaf

This design, known as Snakeshead, was created by William Morris in 1876. The bold flame-like motif and alternating clusters of foliage give the illusion of floating, supported by intricate scrolling tendrils in the background. Inspired by Indian textiles, Morris favoured this design, named after the nodding snakehead fritillary flowers, for its vibrant colours and patterns. - Manufacturers part numbers: RPRMCMCSHEADJACCHENINDLEAF0051|30982530|SNAKEHD/C13/INLE

• FULLY LINED FOR ENHANCED COMFORT: Lined for improved insulation, light control, and drape, these curtains balance decorative impact with everyday practicality.
• TRADITIONAL PENCIL PLEAT HEADER: Finished with a classic pencil pleat, these curtains provide graceful structure and are suitable for both curtain poles and tracks.
• HERITAGE PRINT WITH MOVEMENT: The sinuous scrollwork and rhythmic layout evoke a sense of fluid motion, lending energy and elegance to any interior scheme.
• DRAMATIC BOTANICAL BEAUTY: Named after the distinctive snakehead fritillary flower, the design features spiky floral clusters suspended in flowing tendrils—creating a bold yet intricate pattern.
• ICONIC 1876 DESIGN: Originally created by William Morris, Snakeshead showcases a striking flame-like motif, inspired by Morris’s fascination with traditional Indian textiles and natural forms.