William Morris Tulip Ox Bone Trinket Box

Iconic pattern, natural materials, and a beautiful place for small treasures.

Inspired by the work of celebrated Arts & Crafts designer William Morris, this elegant trinket box features his timeless Tulip motif, bringing intricate botanical pattern to an object designed for everyday use.

The box is crafted with genuine ox bone tiles individually inlaid over a sturdy wood-composite base. The detailed floral design is printed in a small Pennsylvania workshop, while the natural ivory tones and subtle striations of the bone remain visible beneath the pattern. Because ox bone is a natural material, slight variations in color and markings ensure that no two boxes are exactly alike.

A hinged lid with antiqued brass hardware opens to reveal a soft green felt-lined interior, perfectly sized for jewelry, keepsakes, old photographs, keys, or other small treasures. Its low rectangular silhouette makes it particularly lovely on a dresser, writing desk, bedside table, or tucked among books and collected objects.

A beautiful meeting of historic design and everyday function—and a thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates William Morris, botanical pattern, or beautifully made objects.

Product Details

• William Morris Tulip design
• Genuine ox bone tile inlay
• Durable wood-composite base
• Botanical design printed in a small Pennsylvania workshop
• Antiqued brass hinges
• Secure brass latch
• Green felt-lined interior
• Natural variations in bone color and markings make each piece unique
• Beautiful for jewelry, keepsakes, keys, and small treasures
• Designed and printed in the USA

Dimensions

• 6.25" L × 3.25" W × 1.5" H

Natural Variation

Because this piece is crafted with genuine ox bone, variations in tone, striation, and coloration are natural and should be expected. These differences are part of the material's beauty and make every box individually unique.

Styling Notes

Give it a place where the pattern can be appreciated. Use it on a writing desk for small necessities, on a dresser for favorite jewelry, or simply leave it closed on a stack of books where the William Morris design becomes a decorative object in its own right.

It pairs especially beautifully with old books, antique brass, dark wood, botanical art, and other Arts & Crafts-inspired pieces.