



Sheep Linen Tea Towel
Pack Size: 1 | Min Order Qty: 1
Shipping cost calculated after your order is placed. See our Shipping page for details.

Natural Material

Sustainable

Woven in Tunisia

Screen Printed
Infuse your kitchen with countryside warmth using our Linen Tea Towel featuring an adorable Sheep design. Made from high-quality linen and screen-printed by a small family-run business in Tunisia, this tea towel is both practical and visually appealing. Whether used for drying dishes or as a decorative element, it adds a touch of charm and whimsy to your kitchen decor.
- Cut, sewn and screen printed by a small family run business in Tunisia
- Hand tied with jute string with a Selbrae House swing tag
Specification
| SKU | LT/TT/SHEEP |
| Design | Sheep |
| Dimensions | 70cm x 50cm |
| Materials | Linen |
| Weight | 0.06 kg |
| Presentation | Swing Tag |
Care Guide
Delivery & Returns
All orders include shipping, tax and duty once the order value exceeds $250.
| Under $250 | Orders cannot be shipped |
| $250 – $449.99 | 15% of total order |
| $450 – $649.99 | 10% of total order |
| $650 – $999.99 | 8% of total order |
| $1,000+ | 5% of total order |
Minimum opening order: $250
Minimum repeat order: $250
Returns
If you receive items that are damaged, faulty, or incorrect, please contact us within 14 days of receipt so we can resolve the issue quickly. Find out more
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About Us
Selbrae House is a family-run business situated in Fife, Scotland. Our beautiful homewares are designed to celebrate the everyday meaningful moments that bring family and loved ones together.

Craftsmanship & Innovation
We combine traditional craftsmanship with innovative design to offer a meaningful alternative to mass-produced items. A great deal of care and attention to detail goes into each piece.

Natural Materials
Natural materials are at the heart of our collection, carefully selected for their durability, sustainability, and rich character, ensuring each piece is as long-lasting as it is beautiful.







