Huon Pine black linen tea towel

You've put some much care and thought into your kitchen space, don't spoil it with any old tea towel. This beautiful black, hand printed linen number, with its minimalist vibe, is exacely what you need.

Huon Pine (Lagarostrobos franklinii) is forever linked to the campaign to stop the Gordon-below-Franklin dam in the late 1970s. Some would say that's when Australia woke up to the environment movement.

This dramatic tea-towel depicts an original drawing of Huon Pine by Stalley Briton. Screen printed in silver on a black background.

Stalley Briton is a former urban planner and interior designer who lives in Hobart, Tasmania. Now a full time designer and maker, her work features unique aspects of nature in the island state. Her aim is to tell a story of the Australian and Tasmanian landscape, and the animals that live within it.

Here's your opportunity to enjoy Stalley's delicate artwork, and remind yourself that the planet needs our help, by securing one of these lovely, linen tea towels.

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Made in: Hobart TAS
Material: 100% Linen
Dimensions: 49cm x 68cm