A colourised image of famous Australian bushranger Ned Kelly like you have never seen him.
Ned Kelly, the notorious Australian outlaw, roamed the rugged landscapes of Victoria and New South Wales in the late 19th century. From the dense forests to remote bush regions, he traversed towns like Euroa and Jerilderie, as well as the treacherous Wombat Ranges and Stringybark Creek. Kelly's daring escapades and clashes with authorities left a lasting imprint on Australia's history, stirring both fear and fascination among the people.
A 100% linen tea towel designed in and made in Grenfell NSW.
Wattle and Tea Tree textiles are unique and exclusive designs referencing local Australian towns and identities.
Ned Kelly Tea Towel - Punk
Discover the beauty of our locally designed and made 100% linen printed tea towels. Each piece is meticulously crafted from premium linen, renowned for its absorbency and longevity. The intricate prints capture the essence of our local heritage and natural wonders, infusing your kitchen with a touch of elegance. Whether for drying dishes or as decorative accents, our linen tea towels blend functionality and artistry.
