Many have eaten here, few have died tea towel

NWT Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines a tea towel as "a cloth for drying dishes." Often made of linen, cloth, or a combination of the two, tea towels date back to England in the 18th century, when they were used to insulate tea pots at tea ceremonies (hence the name), dry fine china, and cover baked goods. Our towels are the perfect mix of personality and function. Incorporating our flair for humor and design and 100% cotton, we think you'll love our tea towels. Perfect for special occasions, gifts or for your everyday towel. Due to the nature of these items being homemade, they may slightly differ from the product pictures. • 100% cotton • 29" x 20" towel • Hemmed edges • White cotton, black vinyl Care Instructions: -Wash in cold water. -Dry on low. -Do not iron over vinyl.