Liberty Graphics' classic "Wildflowers" design is back for the first time since the 1990s! Unlike carefully cultivated garden blooms, wildflowers are resilient and self-sufficient. They adapt to their environments, often flourishing in tough soil and unpredictable weather.
Bring those hardy blooms to your kitchen with this charming, USA made tea towel.
Artist: Ieva Tatarsky
Item Details:
Color: Natural
Size: 27" x 27"
Material: 100% Cotton tea towel
Screen printed in the USA with water-based ink
About Liberty Graphics Liberty Graphics got its start in 1977, when a local named Tom Opper couldn’t find anyone to print t-shirts for Liberty, Maine’s 150th anniversary—so he rolled up his sleeves and did it himself. A few artist friends joined in, and before long they were selling shirts at craft fairs and festivals across the state. By the ‘90s, their nature-inspired designs had made their way into stores like L.L. Bean, The Nature Company, and museums around the country. Known for hand-separated artwork and vibrant, water-based screen prints, Liberty Graphics has built a loyal following over the decades. Today, the worker-owned co-op still calls Liberty home, printing with care and craft, just like they always have.
Liberty Graphics' classic "Wildflowers" design is back for the first time since the 1990s! Unlike carefully cultivated garden blooms, wildflowers are resilient and self-sufficient. They adapt to their environments, often flourishing in tough soil and unpredictable weather.
Bring those hardy blooms to your kitchen with this charming, USA made tea towel.
Artist: Ieva Tatarsky
Item Details:
Color: Natural
Size: 27" x 27"
Material: 100% Cotton tea towel
Screen printed in the USA with water-based ink
About Liberty Graphics Liberty Graphics got its start in 1977, when a local named Tom Opper couldn’t find anyone to print t-shirts for Liberty, Maine’s 150th anniversary—so he rolled up his sleeves and did it himself. A few artist friends joined in, and before long they were selling shirts at craft fairs and festivals across the state. By the ‘90s, their nature-inspired designs had made their way into stores like L.L. Bean, The Nature Company, and museums around the country. Known for hand-separated artwork and vibrant, water-based screen prints, Liberty Graphics has built a loyal following over the decades. Today, the worker-owned co-op still calls Liberty home, printing with care and craft, just like they always have.
