Vintage Inspired Flower Botanical Chart Tank Tops

Flower Lover Gift. Vintage Design with Flower Pattern. Check Size Chart. A great gift for mom, kid, friend, or anyone who loves flowers.

Beautiful vintage-inspired botanical chart featuring intricate flower illustrations. Perfect for adding a touch of timeless elegance to any space.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Vintage Design of a Calendula Flower Pattern.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Embrace the charming nostalgia of our Retro Ghost with Flower design! This kawaii cartoon doodle features a friendly ghost adorned with delicate flowers, creating a captivating fusion of the ethereal and the botanical. Express your love for all things ghostly and floral with this unique tee, a perfect addition to your collection. Ideal for those who adore whimsical art and seek a touch of vintage enchantment in their fashion choices

A design created by compiling multiple nature inspired patterns created by a Victorian wallpaper and textile designer, William Morris.

A design created by compiling and transforming multiple nature inspired patterns created by a Victorian wallpaper and textile designer, William Morris.

A design created by compiling and transforming multiple nature inspired patterns created by a Victorian wallpaper and textile designer, William Morris.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Dive into the world of botanical beauty with these exquisite watercolor wildflowers.

The artwork is crafted in a detailed, vintage style that highlights the delicate textures of the petals and the robustness of its leaves.

William Morris inspired art with a modern twist.

Step into the elegance of a bygone era with 'Victorian Flourish', a pattern illustration where delicate flowers bloom connected by vine-like lines.

William Morris inspired art with a modern twist.

William Morris inspired art with a modern twist.

A lovely Victorian inspired pattern with honeybees

A lovely Victorian inspired pattern with honeybees

This coold and vibrant tee is perfect for nature enthusiasts who love hummingbirds and floral beauty. A great gift idea for anyone who adores wildlife and botanical art.

Step back in time with these vintage floral illustrations