• Decorative item with a bird illustration and 'LOVE IS ENOUGH' text on a gray background
  • Decorative bookmark with bird illustration and floral patterns on a gray background
  • Decorative bookmark with bird illustration and 'LOVE IS ENOUGH' text on a gray background
  • Decorative black and white strip with leaf pattern and text 'LOVE IS ENO' on a gray background
  • Clear plastic packaging with a printed label on a gray background
  • Decorative bookmark with text and design on a gray background
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Fraser Muggeridge Studio

Jeremy Deller 3 Pack Temporary Tattoo Collection

£6.00 GBP
£6.00 GBP

This exclusive collection of three temporary tattoos brings the William Morris Gallery archive to life, reimagined by Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller. The set features iconic fragments of Morris’s radical legacy: the famous thrush from the Strawberry Thief, delicate illustrations from an original pressing of The Earthly Paradise, and a typographic tribute to the poem Love is Enough featuring Morris’s own hand-drawn font. Merging Victorian design with contemporary art, the collection is housed in a sustainable glassine envelope and finished with an exclusive Jeremy Deller sticker closure.

About the Artist

Jeremy Deller (b. 1966) is a British artist well-known for his bold, multi-disciplinary practice engaged with pop culture and social politics. Deller’s work spans performance, print, sound, and photography - among other mediums. He was awarded the Turner Prize in 2004.

Deller has exhibited internationally with institutions such as Tate Britain, London; Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C; Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; Whitechapel Gallery, London; La Biennale di Venezia, Venice; Tate Modern, London; and Turner Contemporary, Margate.

Deller is represented by The Modern Institute and Art Concept.

Care & Information

  • Printed in UK 
  • Exclusive to William Morris Gallery
  • 3 Tattoos 
  • How to apply instructions included 
  • Presented in a glassine envelope and Jeremy Deller sticker closure