David Watson
David Watson collaborates with British artists printing their designs onto pocket squares, scarves and cushions.
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David Watson collaborates with British Artists printing their designs onto pocket squares, scarves and cushions. The designs vary from collections with the William Morris Gallery and National Motor Museum to oil paintings and watercolours by local artists.
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