The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag
The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag

The Voyager Celandine Beauty Storage Bag

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Elevate your travel beauty packing with this William Morris Celandine print beauty bag.
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Designed to open flat, the spacious wash bag is ideal for practical beauty storage and is beautifully stylish.

  • Crafted from vegan leather printed with soy based inks, Celandine Beauty Storage Wash Bag is designed with a handle, has a fabric lining in a contrast Clover design and is finished with a William Morris At Home embossed zip pull. Cruelty free and vegan friendly.
  • William Morris At Home is a collaboration with the not-for-profit William Morris Gallery.
  • Every purchase will help support The Gallery bring the life and work of the visionary artist to future generations.

Approximate size: 12.5D x 24.5L x 11.5Hcm.

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  • Standard Delivery: £3.99 (2-4 working days)

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  • Standard Delivery: FREE (2-4 working days)

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The Voyager

Iceland 1871 inspired by William Morris’s travels to Iceland in 1871, in pursuit of the Medieval. The rugged landscape, history, and literature inspired him. This quest has created the fragrance for 2026. An uplifting, balancing scent designed to suit and enhance travel.

Mild sweet honey-like notes, bergamot, orange blossom, patchouli and leather encompass The Voyager.

Travel and refresh with Iceland 1871, an uplifting, balancing scent. Blended with Bergamot, Orange Blossom, Patchouli and Leather notes designed to suit and enhance travel, inspired by William Morris's voyage to Iceland in 1871, to study Medieval art.