Sea Otter Tea Towel – Heath and Harrow – Brown or Grey 100% Organic

One large organic cotton tea towel (17″ x 38″) screen printed with Heath and Harrow’s original Otter design in mocha brown or grey. These are designed and hand printed by the owner of Heath and Harrow using eco friendly ink. Each towel has an organic tag and twill hanging loop.

• Designed and hand printed by the owner of Heath and Harrow using eco-friendly ink. Each towel has an organic tag and twill hanging loop.
• Premium and high quality, these flour sack towels are both utilitarian in the kitchen and beautiful as a fine dining linen.
• Absorbent, lint free, quick drying, and become softer and softer after each wash.
• Perfect for draping over your oven handle, lining your bread basket, or folded neatly at the dinner table.

Made in USA

These towels are a classic and will surely be a happy accompaniment in your kitchen and dining adventures.

The handmade quality of these towels assures that each one is individually unique. Heath and Harrow mix the inks in-house and hand pull each print, so slight variations are possible and are a sign of hand-craftsmanship.

About Heath and Harrow

Hearth and Harrow was born from a desire to bring eco-friendly, non-toxic, and stylish textiles into our own home! They design and hand-print all of their pieces right in their home studio on the Coast of Maine using only organic cotton, water-based inks, and eco-friendly packaging.

Hearth and Harrow began as a way to share their love of art, nature, and eco-friendly living through thoughtfully designed and hand printed textiles and home goods.

Each piece is hand drawn by Casey and hand printed by Michael in their home studio in Rockport, Maine. They take great pride in their hand-crafted process, bringing you products that are not only beautiful, but that you can feel good sharing with your family and loved ones.

In June of 2021, they opened their flagship storefront at 20 Main Street in Camden, Maine. They are very proud to offer their handmade goods alongside carefully curated pieces from across Maine and around the world. Go visit them and say hello!