William Morris Style, British Arts and Crafts textile ornament, stylised natural forms translated into flat decorative silhouettes, sinuous interlacing stems, rhythmic botanical repetition, carefully balanced positive and negative shapes, a harmonious limited palette, handcrafted surface design. Create an original all-over repeating decorative pattern: block-printed linen with a fine irregular slub texture. Main motifs: compact marigold flower heads with scalloped petals. Foliage: paired pointed leaves on winding vine stems. Supporting details: small birds integrated sparingly into the foliage. Repeat structure: a diamond lattice softened by curling leaves. Arrangement: an airy repeat with generous areas of plain ground. Scale: a medium-scale repeat with tiny supporting flower heads. Colour scheme: a five-colour palette: chocolate brown ground, terracotta motifs, moss leaves, old gold accents, cream highlights. Use only these colours across the design; preserve the assigned ground colour. Ground treatment: a quiet two-tone botanical underpattern using only the chosen palette. Drawing treatment: fine engraved-looking contours with restrained internal shading. Show the pattern flat and straight-on, filling the entire image edge to edge, with motifs continuing naturally beyond the edges and consistent spacing. Even diffuse illumination. No perspective, fabric folds, room mockup, frame, border, typography, signature or watermark. Keep the result a decorative fabric or surface pattern.