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A Bushy, Pinki & Chilli wombat tea towel 50% linen 50% cotton printed in Australia for Rocklilywombats
A Bushy, Pinki & Chilli wombat tea towel 50% linen 50% cotton printed in Australia for Rocklilywombats

A Bushy, Pinki & Chilli wombat tea towel 50% linen 50% cotton printed in Australia for Rocklilywombats

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Bushy, Pinki & Chilli wombat tea towel 50% linen 50 % cotton printed in Australia  Limited edition only 25!

 Comes with matching blank rocklilywombats photo card and story below. 

a generous size  50 cm x 70 cm  

Printed in  Australia.  Tea towel made in India as many are now

50% linen 50% cotton 190gsm weight of tea towel 

Elevate your kitchen essentials with our premium Linen & Cotton Tea Towel . This luxurious blend combines linen's exceptional absorbency and durability with cotton's softness for a superior kitchen companion. The natural texture adds rustic charm while efficiently tackling kitchen tasks, from drying glassware without streaks to wrapping fresh bread. 

Story that comes inside card. 

Meet Chili, Pinki, and Bushy—three incredibly special wombats with deeply intertwined histories.

Chili and Pinki first arrived at just 2kg, right as their fur was coming in. They quickly joined a gentle "rumble" of buddies, famous for sleeping in contented piles after bottle feeds and playing without a single scratch. In 2018, Pinki was officially released at Dave’s soft-release pen, while Chili famously orchestrated her own "self-release" that very same year—we like to think she is one of the proud mums we now spot on our wildlife cameras.

Bushy, who was raised alongside them, was a crazy little 5kg fellow who used to jump on top of the others at feeding time, sending milk everywhere. He was soft-released alongside his buddies in 2018 and still sports his trademark "bushy" hair. Now 10 years old,

Bushy is the ultimate survivor; he beat the 2019/20 bushfires by sheltering under Warwick’s shed. While he now lives a fully independent wild life, he still occasionally sneaks back under the shed when the winter weather gets too rough.