Wildflower Wonders Tea Towel Gift Set
Beautiful pieces of Australian art to use every day, this trio of tea towels celebrates a bountiful mix of Australian wildflowers, with a story in every design. The Wildflower Wonders Tea Towel Gift Set brings together Mr Towaza’s Bread Board, Three for Honey and Yellow Morrison, three of Meryl Bell’s original floral artworks reproduced across 100% GOTS organic linen/cotton blend tea towels.
There’s so much to discover and enjoy across the three designs: the story behind Mr Towaza’s commissioned bread board, the Golden Wattle, Thryptomene and Pin Cushion Hakea of Three for Honey, and the vivid mix of Yellow Morrison, Sturt Desert Rose and Melaleuca. Together they create a lively celebration of Australian wildflowers, rich in colour and detail, ready to add more beauty to your kitchen.
A memorable and practical gift for housewarmings, hosts, Australians living overseas or anyone who loves flowers, art and useful things with a story to tell.
Contents: Contents: 3x individually packaged Tea towels
Box size: Box size: Posting box is 23 cm L x 32cm W x 3cm H
Weight: 450gms
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MADE TO BE USED & ENJOYED
Art for the kitchen, every day.
Bell Art tea towels are made from a 100% GOTS organic linen/cotton blend, bringing natural fibres and Meryl Bell’s original floral art together in a practical piece made for everyday kitchen life.
Generously sized at 70 × 50cm and finished with hemmed edges, each one is individually packaged to keep it protected until you’re ready to use it or give it.
DESIGNED IN AUSTRALIA
Made with care,
here and abroad.
Each Bell Art tea towel begins with Meryl Bell’s original floral art and is designed and packaged in Australia, then carefully produced in India using GOTS-certified organic linen and cotton through fair-trade practices.
Our connection to Australian flora goes further than the artwork. Part proceeds from every Bell Art purchase support the Australian Flora Foundation, helping fund research into the native plants that continue to inspire our work.
