Step into the world of Jane Austen with this charming towel that celebrates the rituals of tea-time in the Regency era. Featuring illustrations of a steaming pot of tea (with cream and sugar, of course), a warm currant rout-cake, and a fresh strawberry tart, it’s a delightful homage to the author’s genteel world. The design also includes the Austen family’s Wedgwood china with its classic oak leaf pattern, making this towel as refined as it is functional.

• Size: 17.25" x 25.5" (45cm x 65cm) — perfect for drying dishes or wrapping scones

• Material: 100% cotton — soft, absorbent, and quick-drying

• Design: Regency-inspired tea-time illustration with elegant pastel tones

• Hanging Loop: Discreetly sewn in for easy display

• Quote: Includes the line “But indeed I would rather have nothing but tea” from Mansfield Park

• Brand: The Unemployed Philosophers Guild — known for clever, literary-themed gifts

Whether you're hosting a book club, sipping Earl Grey, or just drying your hands with style, this towel is a must-have for Austen fans and tea lovers alike. It’s not just a kitchen accessory—it’s a literary experience.