Everlastings Tea Towel
The pink and white everlasting (Rhodanthe chlorocephala) grows widely in woodlands and grasslands of southern Western Australia, extending into South Australia. It typically covers large areas of the ground, making for a stunning vista. This expanse of daisies was photographed in Kings Park, Perth.
Blue Lawn Designs' printed tea towels depict images of Australian birds, plants and scenes from the natural and the built environment.
These tea towels make ideal gifts or souvenirs, and are easy to pack or post. The distinctive tea towels can be framed and used as a piece of art or simply to dry the dishes.
This design is printed on linen fabric made from a blend of raw and processed flax. Flax is a crop that grows with natural rainfall and requires minimal fertiliser or pesticide use. Linen fabric is very durable and is also excellent to print on.
Origin: Made in Western Australia
Materials: 100% linen (raw and processed flax blend), screen-printed with non-toxic inks
Dimensions: H 70cm x W 50cm
Note: Each piece is handmade and unique. Colours, patterns and shapes may vary slightly from the images shown online. Sizes are approximate.
Care Instructions: Hand wash for the first wash, then gentle machine wash after that. Some shrinkage will occur given the fabric has not been pre-shrunk. Avoid tumble drying.
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