Nothofagus gunnii linen tea towel Instagram it's the contrast between polished

it's the contrast between polished and etched stainless steel that makes these earrings unique

Central Victoria and Sydney

she returned to the islands where she was guided in her painting by her maternal grandfather

this linen tea towel would be a great souvenir for a traveller or visitor

Spotted Quoll Studio designs textiles based on the local beauty of Tasmania

Nothofagus gunnii linen tea towel Instagram it's the contrast between polishedPrinted in white on oatmeal linen, this tea towel features the beautiful branches of the fagus (nothofagus gunnii), a deciduous beech tree, believed to have been in Tasmania's alpine country for 40 million years. The fagus is the last living Australian species of a group of plants that once covered the wet forests of the ancient continent of Gondwana. The maker, Stalley Briton, is a former urban planner and interior designer who lives in Hobart,