1820 Laura Ingersoll - Bright

1820s Floral Cotton Print – Light Edition
A brighter interpretation of an early 19th-century print, with airy swags and stylised flowers in pale beige, fresh green and soft blush tones. Gentle hints of lilac and coral add warmth and light. Perfect for Regency or Empire day dresses, accessories, or elegant interiors. Printed on fine cotton for a timeless, luminous look.

Laura Ingersoll (1775–1868) was born in Massachusetts and moved to Upper Canada with her Loyalist family. During the War of 1812, she overheard American plans for a surprise attack on British troops at Beaver Dams. Despite being a mother of six, she bravely walked about 32 kilometers through difficult terrain to warn the British. Her information helped the British and Indigenous allies defeat the Americans. Though not widely recognized during her life, she later became a Canadian symbol of courage and patriotism, with many places named after her and her story taught in schools. 
She is more known as Laura Secord ...