The Glasgow Colour Palette Tea Towel
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- £14.99
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- £14.99
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Glasgow Gifts for Foodies, Scottish Kitchen Gifts and Colourful Tea Towels
Bring a bit of Glasgow into the kitchen with The Glasgow Colour Palette Tea Towel, a colourful celebration of the city told through six very Glasgow shades.
From the River Clyde and the city’s shipbuilding heritage to Glasgow Green, its nightlife, famous Subway and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, every stripe has a story behind it. The result is a practical Glasgow tea towel that doubles up as a colourful piece of design for the kitchen.
Made from 100% cotton, printed in the UK and hemmed on all four sides, it’s made to be used. Dry the dishes with it, hang it proudly in the kitchen or give it to someone who’ll immediately start debating which other Glasgow colours should have made the six.
A Glasgow Gift for Foodies and Home Cooks
If you’re searching for a Glasgow gift for a foodie, a present for someone who loves cooking or an unusual Scottish kitchen gift, this is an easy one to wrap.
It makes a great housewarming gift, new home present, birthday gift, Christmas stocking filler or small gift for a Glaswegian, particularly for someone who has moved away and still considers Glasgow home.
And unlike plenty of souvenirs, it has a useful job to do once it gets there.
Glasgow Tea Towel Details
- Approximately 70cm x 50cm
- Made from 100% cotton
- Hemmed on all four sides
- Handy hanging loop
- Proudly printed in the UK
- Wash at low temperatures
- Iron on reverse
- Features the complete Glasgow Colour Palette
The Glasgow Colour Palette
Clyde Blue – for Scotland’s most famous and important river.
Crane Grey – for Finnieston and a reminder of Glasgow’s proud shipbuilding history.
Glasgow Green – for one of the city’s oldest parks, on the edge of the East End.
Ballroom Neon – for one of Glasgow’s most famous clubs.
Clockwork Orange – for the Glasgow Subway and its unmistakable bright orange carriages going round and round beneath the city.
Mackintosh Rose – for the timeless art and architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Six colours that take you through Glasgow’s industrial history, green spaces, music, transport, architecture and creative culture.
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Unusual Scottish Gifts for the Kitchen
The Glasgow Colour Palette Tea Towel is a good choice when you’re looking for something distinctly Scottish without reaching for the usual tartan and thistles.
It’s affordable enough to make a small Glasgow gift or stocking filler, useful enough for an everyday kitchen and colourful enough to deserve its place on display.
Buy it for a proud Glaswegian, a Glasgow student heading off to university, someone setting up a new home, a keen cook or that friend who moved away years ago but still talks about Glasgow at every opportunity.
A proper tea towel with six proper Glasgow stories. Although we can’t promise it’ll make anyone more enthusiastic about doing the dishes.