Scenic Virginia Cotton Tea Towel

A 27-inch square of 100% cotton arrives printed with original scenic Virginia artwork — the kind of considered, region-specific detail that makes a kitchen feel assembled rather than stocked. This is the Sweetgum Studio Scenic Virginia Tea Towel, designed by Tiffany Youngblood, and it earns its place on a hook or a counter the same way a well-chosen print earns its place on a wall: through specificity. The art image runs approximately 8 inches, clean against white cotton, sized to read clearly whether the towel is folded, hung, or laid flat.

It's a natural fit for anyone with deep roots in Northern Virginia or a genuine appreciation for work that's locally made and visually deliberate — the kind of thing that reads immediately as a gift with a point of view.

• 100% cotton construction — absorbent, durable, and gets softer with repeated washing without losing its structure
• Generous 27" x 27" size — large enough for real kitchen use; substantial enough to display folded over an oven handle or draped on a rack
• Original scenic Virginia artwork by Tiffany Youngblood — not a stock illustration, but a piece commissioned for this line
• Approximately 8" art image — proportioned to stay visible and balanced at standard display and use distances
• White ground — works across a range of kitchen palettes without competing with existing color decisions
• Functional and decorative — built to dry dishes, but designed to hold its own as a displayed textile
• Thoughtful gift format — a natural choice for Virginia residents, transplants, or anyone who appreciates work tied to a specific place

The Sweetgum Studio Scenic Virginia cotton tea towel is machine washable in cold water on a gentle cycle — cotton at this weight responds well to low heat in the dryer or line drying, which helps the artwork retain its clarity over time. Avoid bleach, which will degrade both the fabric and the printed design. With straightforward care, this is a kitchen textile that holds up to regular rotation while continuing to look intentional on the counter.