The Kelmscott Press was a private press founded by the artist and writer William Morris in 1891 in England. It aimed to produce beautiful books using traditional printing techniques, emphasizing craftsmanship and design. The press is known for its exquisite typography, illustrations, and high-quality materials, which set a standard for fine printing. Kelmscott Press published several notable works, including a famous edition of The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer. The press played a significant role in the Arts and Crafts Movement, promoting the idea that art should be integrated into everyday life. Its legacy continues to influence book design and printing today.