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Bring a piece of Australian art history into your home with this stunning linen tea towel featuring Waratahs (1925) by celebrated Australian modernist Margaret Preston. Showcasing the artist's iconic depiction of native Australian flora, this beautifully detailed design combines bold colour, striking composition, and Preston's distinctive artistic style.
Printed on 100% linen, this versatile piece can be used in the kitchen, displayed as wall art, or given as a thoughtful gift for lovers of Australian art and design.
Features
• Features Waratahs (1925) by Margaret Preston
• Showcases iconic Australian native flora
• 100% linen construction
• Suitable for everyday use or display as wall art
• A unique piece of Australian art history for the home
• Ideal for gifting
Specifications
• 50 cm × 67 cm
• Material: 100% Linen
Packaging
• Gift packaged
Artwork
• Waratahs (1925)
• Woodcut printed in black ink from one block and hand-coloured
• Collection: National Gallery of Australia
• © Margaret Rose Preston Estate
About the Artist
Margaret Preston (1875–1963) was one of Australia's most influential modernist artists. Renowned for her bold depictions of native Australian flora, including waratahs, banksias, and gum blossoms, she played a significant role in developing a distinctive Australian visual identity through her art. Her innovative compositions and commitment to celebrating Australian subjects continue to inspire generations of artists and collectors.