“Seven Fish in a Row” Organic Cotton Tea Towel

£11.95

This ethically produced unbleached organic cotton tea-towel has an attractive bold design taken from an original Lino-print evoking the spirit of freshly caught fish in Cornwall. Designed using an original lino-cut print, the dark blue fish catch your eye with their playful almost regular pattern. These tea towels are incredibly absorbent, have a convenient hanging loop and can be washed at 40°.

This large tea-towel measures 70x50cms

8 in stock

This ethically produced unbleached organic cotton tea-towel has an attractive bold design taken from an original Lino-print evoking the spirit of freshly caught fish in Cornwall. Designed using an original lino-cut print, the dark blue fish catch your eye with their playful almost regular pattern.

These tea towels are incredibly absorbent and have a convenient hanging loop and can be washed at 40°. The organic unbleached tea towels are made from cotton certified by the Soil Association to the Global Organic Textile Standards for cotton that’s grown, woven and finished without the use of potentially harmful chemicals.

Additionally, all the tea towels are printed using a water-based non-toxic ink that doesn’t harm the environment and is washable up to 40°C, giving great durability of design and purpose without compromising the planet. The printing inks have also been approved as inputs to the Global Organic Textile Standard V3.

This large tea-towel measures 70x50cms

Louise Daykin is an illustrator and printmaker based in Cornwall inspired by her beautiful surroundings, the sea and her family. she makes and designs lino-cut prints to frame or have screen-printed to make products such as these beautiful tea towels.

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Standard delivery is a flat rate of £3.40 regardless of how many items you order.

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