Inky Fingers is a colour inspired by the historical context of William Morris's involvement in reviving the traditional indigo-discharge printing method at Merton Abbey. The name Inky Fingers pays homage to a particular moment when Willian Morris, deeply involved in the process, found himself immersed in the rich blue hue of indigo dye.
This paint product likely embodies the deep and rich blue colour reminiscent of traditional indigo dye. The name and concept of Inky Fingers evoke the tactile and immersive nature of the artistic process, reflecting Morris's dedication to his craft and his profound connection to the indigo printing method.
The Morris & Co paint range is available in two exquisite finishes, Chalky Matt Emulsion which offers a flat matt finish that's durable and wipeable or Acrylic Eggshell a highly opaque, low sheen finish that is highly durable.
Tester pot: Please note that Morris & Co tester pots are supplied in Matt Emulsion only, for colour guide
Our designer paints are mixed especially for you and therefore cannot be returned.
Colours can vary on screen so we always advise that you obtain a sample before ordering your paint.