Clay County Map Tea Towel | 1858 County Map with Local Towns and Landmarks

This tea towel is a snapshot of Clay County life—an artful map printed with the names, landmarks, and neighborhood details of the towns and communities that shaped the county since 1858. Drape it over a kitchen sink or hang it on a hook and you’ll see streets, little icons, and town names rendered in bright, crisp color that feels like local history you can touch. The fabric choices let you prioritize absorbency or durability: pick the softer, more absorbent cotton twill for everyday dishwork, or the resilient polyester for a bold, lasting print that stands up to frequent use. Hemmed edges keep the towel neat through washes, and the one-sided design puts the map on proud display. It settles into farmhouse kitchens, lake houses, and community-minded homes—where people love to see their hometown marked and remembered in everyday objects.

Product features
- Hemmed edges for added durability
- Vibrant, crisp full-color printing
- Choice of cotton twill (absorbent) or polyester (durable)
- One-sided print on lightweight 18" × 30" towel
- Fulfilled with DTG (cotton) or sublimation (polyester) printing

Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle, mild detergent
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat