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Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio Default Title
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio Default Title
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio Default Title
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio
Third Drawer Down X David Shrigley, Be Nice Tea Towel Textiles Third Drawer Down Studio

Be Nice Tea Towel x David Shrigley

£26.25
£35.00
Tax included.

Description

A Third Drawer Down favourite, this humble tea towel makes art affordable, accessible and practical. Use it as a fun way to dry dishes, or have it framed to add some Shrigley humour to your decor.


Specifications

- 100% Linen tea towel

- 67cm x 50cm (26.4" x 19.7")


Artwork

David Shrigley, Be Nice, 2012.

? David Shrigley


About the Artist

David Shrigley is known for his drawings, publications and sculptural works featuring the kind of throwaway beauty that spotlights aliens, idiots, monster children and bad parents. Since first collaborating with Third Drawer Down Studio in 2007, Shrigley's works have remained a favourite for their humorous angst and cynicism about the disappointments of everyday life.