Flora Jamieson x William Morris Society x Crafts Council

Introducing an exciting collaboration with The William Morris Society and the Crafts Council: an exquisite new range of hand-made stained glass pieces. Celebrating impeccable craftsmanship and intricate artistic vision, these hand-painted glass quarries capture the enduring beauty of stained glass windows typical of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Meticulously designed by myself, each piece is inspired by the delicate yet ornate artwork of William Morris, combined with my playful, whimsical style and love of the natural world.

A selection of hand painted stained glass pieces featuring birds, wild flowers and insects by stained glass artist Flora Jamieson

Stained glass quarries, framed with a lead border, featuring birds, flowers, insects in the Arts and Crafts Movement style, by stained glass artist Flora Jamieson

There are 5 designs: each one features British flora and fauna, hand-painted onto beautiful mouth blown glass in pale tints, replicating the stained glass quarries (decorative squares or diamonds) often seen in the windows and doors of houses from the Arts and Crafts era (1880-1920).

A HAND PAINTED STAINED GLASS QUARRY WITH A WREN ON A WILLOW BRANCH DESIGN

A HAND PAINTED STAINED GLASS QUARRY WITH A TIGER MOTH DESIGN

Each quarry measures approx. 10cm x 10cm (4” x 4”) and is framed with a lead border. There is fine wire attached for hanging. Beautiful to display individually, or collect the set of 5 designs.

The quarries are available exclusively from The William Morris Society.

A HAND PAINTED STAINED GLASS QUARRY WITH A ROBIN AND PRIMROSE DESIGN

These thoughtfully crafted stained glass pieces evoke a sense of nostalgia, paying homage to the rich heritage of artisanal craftsmanship. With a focus on quality materials and attention to detail, these charming, limited edition works of art are destined to become cherished heirlooms.

For more information and to purchase, please visit the William Morris Society shop.

A HAND PAINTED STAINED GLASS QUARRY WITH A FROG AND BLUEBELL DESIGN

The William Morris Society is an organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the enduring legacy of the renowned British textile designer, poet, and socialist activist, William Morris. Founded in 1955, the society serves as a hub for individuals who appreciate Morris's profound impact on arts, crafts, and social reform. It endeavors to foster an understanding of Morris's philosophies, principles, and creative works through various educational programs, exhibitions, lectures, and publications. Emphasizing the importance of Morris's ideas on craftsmanship, environmentalism, and the pursuit of beauty, the William Morris Society continually inspires and engages a diverse community of scholars, enthusiasts, and artists who are passionate about his visionary ideals.

The Crafts Council is a prominent organization dedicated to promoting and supporting contemporary craft in the United Kingdom. With a rich heritage that spans over four decades, the Crafts Council plays a vital role in nurturing talented craft makers, advocating for the value of craft, and engaging the public in the appreciation of craftsmanship. Through their various initiatives, including exhibitions, publications, and educational programs, the Crafts Council strives to connect makers and enthusiasts, fostering a vibrant and sustainable craft community. Their relentless efforts in championing the extraordinary skill and innovation of UK-based craftspeople have significantly contributed to the recognition and growth of the craft sector both nationally and internationally.