Good Luck Linen Tea Towel

Good Luck Linen Tea TowelThis luxury Good Luck print linen tea towel is an artisan printed, sustainable heirloom and the ultimate unique housewarming gift. Featuring an original illustration painted in house by Amuse La Bouche's founder Georgie Morley, it is a collector's piece of contemporary art on 100% linen. Use it, frame it, or gift it, this is designed to be kept. Material: 100% European linen with delicate hand finished embroidery Size: Approx. 50 70 cm Production:

This luxury Good Luck print linen tea towel is an artisan-printed, sustainable heirloom and the ultimate unique housewarming gift. Featuring an original illustration painted in-house by Amuse La Bouche's founder Georgie Morley, it is a collector's piece of contemporary art on 100% linen. Use it, frame it, or gift it, this is designed to be kept.

• Material: 100% European linen with delicate hand-finished embroidery
• Size: Approx. 50 × 70 cm
• Production: Made in India in small-batches by skilled artisans using eco-friendly digital pigment dyes
• Care Instructions: Machine wash max 40°C. Do not bleach. Low iron. Low tumble dry. Do not dry clean.

Craftsmanship & Design Inspiration

Painted in the studio and translated into a vivid digital print, each piece is finished with delicate embroidery you can feel as well as see. European linen, stronger and more absorbent than cotton, softens beautifully with every wash, making this a textile that genuinely improves with age.

How to Style It

Drape over an oven handle, fold beside a bread basket, or use at the dining table. The 50 × 70 cm format is also ideal for framing; a frame transforms it into striking, personalised wall art. Wrap it around a bottle of wine, a jar of preserves, or a birthday gift for a presentation as considered as the gift itself.

Sustainability

Our linen comes from flax, a crop that needs no irrigation and no pesticides. Production uses eco-friendly pigment dyes, fully biodegradable natural materials, and recyclable packaging. Made in small batches to minimise waste and maximise quality.