With craftsmanship at the fore, Salisbury is a nod to the rich cultures of our world and the global textiles collected within Highgrove over time. Inspired by traditional indienne textiles originating in India and painted between the 17th and 19th centuries, this design is exquisite in embroidery. Intricate stitches are layered on a printed ground, creating an elevated feature design. A timeless celebration of intricate patterns and heritage, this enchanting design is named after the Marchioness of Salisbury, whose work on the Highgrove estate is notable. Enhancing the Sanderson portfolio, Salisbury Embroidery celebrates exceptional artistry and heritage.

Walk through the woods and forage for berries and fruits with this delightful scene of stylized birds fruits and berries in fresh contemporary colorways. Team with plains or Sanderson Dorton Velvets to pull a scheme together. Printed using Eco fast inks on sustainably sourced cotton. Produced by Sanderson under license from The National Trust.

Apothecary Rose is a beautiful example of a warp-printed floral ikat where the warp yarns are printed before weaving the design. The design references the Highgrove Rose that climbs the house`s façade.

Bagru, an Indian hand-block printing style, has inspired this jacquard design which features a small paisley on a flat dense ground of color. The weave has a lovely soft handle and handmade feel.

Meandering berries climb the walls to create this stylistic small-scale trial. Hand-painted and lino printed using Eco fast inks on a sustainably sourced cotton Wild Berries is easy to live with co-ordinate that works wonderfully with birds and berries. Produced by Sanderson under license from The National Trust.

This impressionist scene of ancient trees and arched, bowing branches, creates a dense canopy that draws the eye toward a secluded glade. Offering a beautiful feeling of perspective and depth, age-old woodlands represent longevity, life, growth, and strength. A diverse fabric, layer up for a maximalist look, or go natural to create a countryside feel.