Portland Postcard Tea Towel
$24.00
Portland Postcard
Vintage postcard-style design where each letter tells a Portland story – from the St. Johns Bridge to Japanese Garden cranes. Sue’s original paper cut artwork translated into a celebration of the landmarks that define our city. Made from soft, absorbent cotton, printed and stitched in the USA. Each towel is generously sized at 19″ x 28″ with hemmed edges and a hang loop.
Collection Note
This tea towel, together with the Wildwood Trail towel works beautifully together or separately, making them perfect for creating thoughtful gift sets or building your own collection of Portland-inspired kitchen textiles. Each design celebrates a different aspect of what makes this city extraordinary – our connection to nature and our iconic landmarks that have become part of our daily landscape.
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Portland “The Rose City” Postcard Tea Towel
Greetings from Your Kitchen
This vintage postcard-style tea towel captures the spirit of Portland through Sue’s artistic lens. Each letter in “PORTLAND” tells a story – the iconic St Johns Bridge forms both the “P” and “D,” while one of the graceful cranes from the Japanese Garden create the “R.” The design translates Sue’s original paper cut artwork into a celebration of the landmarks that have become part of our daily landscape.
Perfect for welcoming guests or adding a touch of local connection to your kitchen, this towel works beautifully as both a practical addition to your home and a thoughtful gift that shares the story of a place you love.
Details:
- 100% cotton, designed for daily use
- Vintage postcard-inspired design featuring Portland landmarks
- Original artwork translated from dimensional paper cuts
- Printed and stitched in California with hang loop
- Ideal for gifting or adding local charm to your home
Perfect for: Portland enthusiasts, collectors of local art, thoughtful gift-givers, and anyone who loves the stories behind the landmarks.
| Pattern | Clematis Blue, Clematis Pink, Coneflower Buzz |
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