Beachy Keen Tea Towel
Description
The Beachy Keen tea towel is part of our new Sweet Escape collection and is lovingly designed and made locally in Melbourne Australia.
Inspired by day dreams of summer getaways under starry skies, beach picnics and coastal walks, Sweet Escape is a blend of old school beach cottage vibes and a relaxed earthy boho feel, emanating hints of that comfort inducing grandmillenial style that we have all been craving.
Luxurious and absorbant cotton/ linen blend fabric, perfect for drying dishes. The fabric has a natural oatmeal colour.
Machine hemmed with a hook sewed in to the upper right hand corner so it can be hung up for easy use.
Details
Generous size of 63cm x 42cm
Cotton linen blend
Shipping
Australian Shipping - Aust Post - FREE standard shipping on orders over $200.
- $10 Standard Shipping (Normally 2-5 business days from dispatch - WA / NT may take a few extra days).
- $20 Express Post (Normally 1-3 business days from dispatch).
For other countries, please see our shipping page.
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Head turning designs
Lovingly created art work is at the heart of all our textiles and homewares
Locally produced
Quality fabrics and products made in small batches for you
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Lovingly designed for you
Dancing With Juniper is an Australian owned and Melbourne based textile house founded by artist and textile designer Hannah Stromberg. Whimsical painterly designs are unique and embody the organic nature of imperfections in the world around us. Our philosophy: beauty lies in the imperfections.
Printed locally, our vibrant and eclectic textiles are available for both residential and commercial interiors as well as on a curated range of homewares.
Oh hey there LITTLE DARLIN!
Welcome to your red and pink era. Introducing our new Autumn Winter collection.
Our sweetest collection yet, captured beautifully by the gorgeous @kirstenkech. She was dreamed up in the heart of summer, picking cherries, growing roses, and romanticising that slow homestead life.
