Cressida Bell – Campanula

Name: Cressida Bell – Campanula
Brand: Beckford Silk

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• 100% Pure Mulberry Silk • 70cm X 70cm (28 X 28 ) • Hand Rolled • Comes in presentation box Born in 1959, Cressida Bell is the daughter of art historian Quentin Bell, granddaughter of Vanessa Bell and great-niece of Virginia Woolf. Encouraged to be creative from an early age, she painted, made pottery, jewellery, and decorated furniture throughout her childhood. She studied fashion and textiles at St Martin’s School of Art, followed by an MA at the Royal College of Art, and in 1984 established her East London studio. Initially producing her signature scarves and shawls, she soon expanded into

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Registered at Companies House as BECKFORD SILK LIMITED, number 01234243. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Cressida Bell – Campanula

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