Black Leaf Tea Towel, 1959

Black Leaf tea towel by Lucienne Day.

Lucienne Day is Britain’s most distinguished textile designer of the 20th Century. Her work is recognised through a multitude of awards and is an essential part of museums worldwide.

The Lucienne Day tea towel designs, originally launched in 1959, encapsulate the sensitive, organic and progressive talent of one of Britain’s true and lasting creative spirits.

Though not undermining the functionality and everyday value, the Lucienne Day teatowel works as a stand-alone artwork, as well as a household tool.

Available in 4 different versions: ‘Too many cooks’, ‘Black Leaf’, ‘Night & Day’ and ‘Batterie de Cuisine’. Please see the range below.
‘Black Leaf’ won a Design Centre Award in 1960.

The Black Leaf tea towel is made by twentytwentyone under licence from the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation..