Fungi Tea Towel with Hanging Loop

This tea towel showcases a collection of fungi found across Britain’s woodlands and meadows, from the broad parasol mushroom to the striking yellow folds of chicken of the woods. Each species is illustrated in careful detail against a rich burgundy red background, echoing the depth and colour often found on a woodland floor in autumn. The design brings together a variety of forms and textures, making it both a practical kitchen cloth and a quiet study in natural history.

Fabric & Details

• 100% cotton, soft and absorbent

• Durable and lightweight for everyday use in the kitchen

• Stitched hanging loop for convenient storage and display

• Sewn-in logo label

• Machine washable at 30°C

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If you are an international buyer, please remember that as a seller, I have no control over the postal service once it has been shipped or control over customs charges. Customs fees are the responsibility of the receiver, and since Brexit EU countries may incur a fee even if marked as a gift (which is not legally acceptable).