First printed by William Morris in 1883, Strawberry Thief was part of a group of designs incorporating animals with flowers. Introduced as a furnishing fabric for Liberty in 1979, this timeless floral conversational depicts birds stealing fruit within Morris’s Oxfordshire garden. Strawberry Thief has been a Liberty Classic since 1995. A fabric built by obsession, Tana’s bespoke process has been fine-tuned by Liberty experts over the last 100 years, advancing the product in pinpoint detail. The process is rigorously quality controlled at every stage and the resulting Tana is a famous masterpiece of fabric technology: fine, cool, comfortable, and durable, with a brilliant reproduction of the studio’s lustrous prints. Today, Tana is a process of continual improvement; a living, breathing thing that continually evolves as Liberty refines its methods and works with new technologies

First printed by William Morris in 1883, Strawberry Thief was part of a group of designs incorporating animals with flowers. Introduced as a furnishing fabric for Liberty in 1979, this timeless floral conversational depicts birds stealing fruit within Morris’s Oxfordshire garden. Strawberry Thief has been a Liberty Classic since 1995. A fabric built by obsession, Tana’s bespoke process has been fine-tuned by Liberty experts over the last 100 years, advancing the product in pinpoint detail. The process is rigorously quality controlled at every stage and the resulting Tana is a famous masterpiece of fabric technology: fine, cool, comfortable, and durable, with a brilliant reproduction of the studio’s lustrous prints. Today, Tana is a process of continual improvement; a living, breathing thing that continually evolves as Liberty refines its methods and works with new technologies