Cotton Dining Napkins - Striated Pardalote Australian Owned

Cotton Dining Napkins - Striated Pardalote Australian OwnedThe Striated Pardalote is the most common of the four pardalote species. They are found in all parts of Australia except some of the hotter Australian deserts. It is a very small bird and is more often heard than seen. The art work for this image is a pencil drawing created by Tasmanian artist Pamela Skromanis. Printed on 100% cotton (129 gsm) with a beautiful texture that has a slightly open weave, creating softness. Each napkin is 40cm by 40cm.

Check-out those multi-coloured spines and long snout with tongue for slurping up those yummy ants

The art work for this image is a pencil drawing

Digitally printed onto this cushion cover from a coloured pencil drawing by Tasmanian artist

Here we have the beautiful Orange Bellied Parrot with the bright orange plumage on it's chest

She makes a cute pocket for your smaller items

or an elegant duck-egg blue to highlight the hue in your budgies

Here we have a duo of gorgeous Swamp Wallabies* who were hand reared after their mothers were killed on the road within days of each other

Here we have the magnificently red chested Scarlet Robin and the partner he is trying to woo

Reginald the Regent Honeyeater with his distinctive black

Here we have two delightful budgie lovers nesting on a branch

Brightly coloured

Here we have Reginald the Regent Honeyeater with his distinctive black