John Audubon Hummingbirds Tea Towel

John Audubon Hummingbirds Tea TowelBrighten your kitchen with our charming John J. Audubon Anna's Hummingbird tea towel! Made of absorbent 100% cotton, our tea towels are both useful and beautiful to display. A perfect addition to kitchen dcor, or as a decorative accent runner for dining, coffee table, or anywhere in the house. Includes a handy hanging loop. John James Audubons (1785 1851) watercolors and his double elephant folio The Birds of America (182738) are recognized as major

Brighten your kitchen with our charming John J. Audubon Anna's Hummingbird tea towel!

Made of absorbent 100% cotton, our tea towels are both useful and beautiful to display. A perfect addition to kitchen décor, or as a decorative accent runner for dining, coffee table, or anywhere in the house. Includes a handy hanging loop.

John James Audubon’s (1785-1851) watercolors and his double elephant folio The Birds of America (1827–38) are recognized as major accomplishments in American art. Both a naturalist and artist, Audubon painted directly from his observations in the wild. “I never for a day gave up listening to the songs of our birds, or watching their peculiar habits, or delineating them in the best way I could,” he once said. The New-York Historical Society’s Audubon collection is the largest single repository of Auduboniana in the world.

Inspired by Audubon’s engraving of Anna’s Hummingbirds, our design captures the playful nature and ceaseless energy of these diminutive birds.