The Legend of Blue Willow

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By Erica D’Elia – Assistant Lab Director In my last blog about transfer-printing I mentioned the Willow pattern. Willow, Willow-ware, or Blue Willow is one of the most recognizable patterns produced on ceramics. It has a very lengthy lifespan. The first Willow transfer was  produced by British manufacturers around 1790 and continues to be made…

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