Tea Towels

Make washing up a treat with our Shakespeare inspired tea towels!
White cotton tea towel printed with a large bloody hand-print in reds. Over the hand-print, printed in black is a quote from Shakespeare play, Macbeth (Will these hands ne'er be clean?) The lettering is in an angry, hand-drawn style.
White cotton tea towel with a print of blood dripping down the length of the towel, in reds. At the bottom of the towel is a quote from Shakespeare play, Macbeth (Out. damned spot! Out, I say!) The quote is written in an angry hand-drawn style in black.
White cotton tea towel with a print in black celebrating Shakespeare's Globe. At the top of the design is a row of stylised silhouettes of some of the buildings of Tudor London and a silhouette portrait of Shakespeare. Beneath this are the words Globe Theatre made to look as if they are made from pegged timber. At the bottom of the tea towel are eight squares containing architecturally correct representations of timber and plaster panels making up the Globe Theatre.
White cotton tea towel printed in grey with ivy leaves. The void in the leaves forms the shape of a skull. Across the forehead of the skull are the first lines from Hamlet's to be or not to be soliloquy from Shakespeare play, Hamlet.
White cotton tea towel with the best known quotes from Shakespeare play, A Midsummer Night's Dream printed on it in navy. The quotes are formed of hand-drawn letters and cover the tea towel. The name of the play is at the top in hand-drawn capital letters which have small leaves 'growing' out of them.
White cotton tea towel with a large chest print. The print is a montage of the best known quotes from Shakespeare play, Macbeth in black. The quotes are rendered in hand-drawn lettering in various styles. the name of the play is printed at the top of the design in capital letters made to look like wood.
White cotton tea towel printed in light grey with well know quotes from Shakespeare play, Hamlet. The quotes are rendered in hand-drawn lettering all in slightly different styles. The name of the play is at the top of the image in hand-drawn capital letters. There is an illustration of a human skull part way down the image and an illustration of a castle on a crag three-quarters of the way down.
Cotton tea towel with a photographic image taken from the Globe Theatre. The image shows a close-up of one of the theatre's windows in the oak frame. The window is in third vertical parts, each with five panes of glass (which look black). The window sits in the oak frame with the grain and knots visible. Surrounding the frame is the white lime plaster of the theatre walls.
White cotton tea towel with a printed celebrating Shakespeare play, Henry V. The design is of two mounted medieval knights in combat that appear to come out of a red blood spatter. Over the top of this is printed in yellow a quote from the play, "once more unto the breach, dear friends" in heavy capital letters
White cotton tea towel printed with a image celebrating Shakespeare play, Romeo and Juliet. A background of bright red anatomical and graphic hearts and roses. The graphic hearts have a banner with the words 'love me!' on them. Over the top of this image is a quote from the play "did my heart love till now?" in white capital letters.
White cotton tea towel, printed with an image celebrating Shakespeare play, Romeo & Juliet. A background of black and white flowers and green poison bottles with a quote fro the play, "a plague on both you house" printed in white capital letters.
A white cotton tea towel printed with an image of Shakespeare's cat. A stylised grey cat with a Shakespearean mustache and wearing a white ruff sits within a black circle. Next to the cat are a cream mouse, a cream skull and a white feather quill.