The famous Willow Tea Rooms, Glasgow, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

100% Cotton Drill Apron with the Glasgow Willow Pattern detailing each of the miracles from the legend of St Mungo, Glasgow's Patron Saint. The Willow Tea Rooms Building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston in 1903, is also featured in the pattern

....Here is the tree that never grew
here is the bird that never flew
here is the fish that never swam
here is the bell that never rang .....

This is one of a range of kitchen co-ordinates designed for us ...see the tea cosy, oven glove and 2 sizes of bags...

100% Cotton Tea Cosy with the Glasgow Willow Pattern detailing each of the miracles from the legend of St Mungo, Glasgow's Patron Saint. The Willow Tea Rooms building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston in 1903 is also featured in the pattern.

This is a generously sized tea cosy - just like the kind your Granny had !

100% Cotton Oven Glove with the Glasgow Willow Pattern detailing each of the miracles from the legend of St Mungo, Glasgow's Patron Saint. The Willow Tea Rooms building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston in 1903 is also featured in the pattern.

This is a double oven glove - a popular request from our visitors to The Willow Tea Rooms....

Wipeable, Coated Cotton Shopping Bag with the Glasgow Willow Pattern detailing each of the miracles from the legend of St Mungo, Glasgow's Patron Saint. The Willow Tea Rooms Building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston in 1903, is also featured in the pattern

Wipeable, Coated Cotton Small Bag with the Glasgow Willow Pattern detailing each of the miracles from the legend of St Mungo, Glasgow's Patron Saint. The Willow Tea Rooms Building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston in 1903, is also featured in the pattern

100% Linen Tea Towel depicting the Willow Tea Rooms building at 217 Sauchiehall Street and each of the 4 miracles by the legend of St Mungo the bird that never flew, the tree that never grew, the fish that never swam and the bell that never rang.
Beautifully packaged – a wonderful gift!

A lovely tea cosy in the same Mackintosh pastel collaboration as the bag dispenser and cotton drill apron. The tea cosy is finished off with a delicate black ribbon, an attractive way to keep tea warm. It is a 100%
machine washable.

A lilac/blue tea towel featuring a collaboration of Mackintosh images, most notable is the Glasgow Rose. Pastel pinks and green help to make this a bright eye-catching tea-towel.
100% Irish Linen and machine washable.

A beige tea-towel featuring the lady rose and the address of the Tearoom in Sauchiehall Street. 100% Irish linen and machine washable.

100% cotton oven glove with a motif based on a poster design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for the Scottish Musical Review c1896

100% Cotton Tea Towel depicting some of Mackintosh's famous buildings in Glasgow. See if you can identify the Willow Tea Rooms, The Glasgow School of Art, The Hill House.

100% Cotton Tea Towel based on a poster design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for the Scottish Musical Review c 1896

Again, if you think it's too pretty to use then frame it!

100% Cotton Waffle Tea Towel with a beautifully embroidered motif.

We love this tea towel!

Our beautiful white porcelain mug with a motif based on a poster design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for the Scottish Musical Review c 1896