Hand printed Australian linen | Inspired by the timeless beauty of ginkgo leaves
Inspired by the ancient Ginkgo Biloba tree, this hand screen printed linen tea towel celebrates the graceful fan-shaped leaf and its connection to the Fibonacci spiral — a natural pattern symbolising harmony, balance and growth.
Printed by hand in our Cairns studio using eco-friendly inks, the design brings together botanical form and thoughtful everyday function. Each piece carries subtle variations in print and texture that reflect the handmade process.
Available in three linen variations, each offering its own distinctive feel:
Black linen — printed in Ivory Lace
Natural flax linen — printed in Ivory Lace
Oatmeal linen — printed in Sage Grey Green
Beautiful as functional kitchen linen or displayed as textile art in the home.
Why you’ll love it
100% linen — soft, absorbent and made to last
Hand screen printed in small batches in Cairns
Eco-friendly, water-based inks
Each piece is subtly unique due to the handmade process
Designed for everyday use or display
A thoughtful gift for
Lovers of botanical and nature-inspired interiors
Australian handmade homewares collectors
Housewarmings and meaningful gifting
Those drawn to calm, timeless design
Details
Size: 50cm x 70cm
Material: 100% natural linen
Care: Cold gentle wash, line dry or warm iron while damp
The story behind the design
The ginkgo tree is one of the oldest living tree species on earth, admired for its resilience, beauty and longevity.
This design draws inspiration from the gentle structure of the ginkgo leaf and the Fibonacci spiral found throughout nature — bringing a quiet sense of balance and connection into everyday spaces.
Customer love
“I was in tears when my beautiful order arrived… the handwritten note and kindness really touched me.”
— Nat, September 2023
“Beautifully made with obvious love and care.”
— Keith, January 2026
Small-batch release
Each piece is printed in limited runs in our Cairns studio. Once sold out, it may not return for some time.
Hand printed Australian linen | Inspired by the timeless beauty of ginkgo leaves
Inspired by the ancient Ginkgo Biloba tree, this hand screen printed linen tea towel celebrates the graceful fan-shaped leaf and its connection to the Fibonacci spiral — a natural pattern symbolising harmony, balance and growth.
Printed by hand in our Cairns studio using eco-friendly inks, the design brings together botanical form and thoughtful everyday function. Each piece carries subtle variations in print and texture that reflect the handmade process.
Available in three linen variations, each offering its own distinctive feel:
Black linen — printed in Ivory Lace
Natural flax linen — printed in Ivory Lace
Oatmeal linen — printed in Sage Grey Green
Beautiful as functional kitchen linen or displayed as textile art in the home.
Why you’ll love it
100% linen — soft, absorbent and made to last
Hand screen printed in small batches in Cairns
Eco-friendly, water-based inks
Each piece is subtly unique due to the handmade process
Designed for everyday use or display
A thoughtful gift for
Lovers of botanical and nature-inspired interiors
Australian handmade homewares collectors
Housewarmings and meaningful gifting
Those drawn to calm, timeless design
Details
Size: 50cm x 70cm
Material: 100% natural linen
Care: Cold gentle wash, line dry or warm iron while damp
The story behind the design
The ginkgo tree is one of the oldest living tree species on earth, admired for its resilience, beauty and longevity.
This design draws inspiration from the gentle structure of the ginkgo leaf and the Fibonacci spiral found throughout nature — bringing a quiet sense of balance and connection into everyday spaces.
Customer love
“I was in tears when my beautiful order arrived… the handwritten note and kindness really touched me.”
— Nat, September 2023
“Beautifully made with obvious love and care.”
— Keith, January 2026
Small-batch release
Each piece is printed in limited runs in our Cairns studio. Once sold out, it may not return for some time.
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