This tea towel depicts some of Port Phillip Bay's colourful sea life. It has been inspired, painted and printed locally. Dry your dishes or hang it on a wall - a beautiful and functional gift! 50% cotton, 50% linen. 500mm x 700mm. Printed digitally and heat proofed to reduce fading.

About Claire Mosley: Claire Mosley is a watercolour artist, natural dyer and environmental educator based on Wurundjeri Country in Naarm (Melbourne, Australia).


Her practice started while living on Gunai/Kurnai Country as an outdoor educator. She began painting her surroundings as a way to learn about where she was, including the flora and fauna, skies and waterways. 

Time outdoors has been shaping her teaching and art-making practices ever since. You’ll find her on foot or by bike with her journals, pens, pastels and paints all across urban Naarm, Victoria and beyond.

Her freehand watercolour works reflect back the beauty and aliveness of nature and encourage people of all ages to open their senses and connect with the ecosystems and communities around them.



Claire has a Bachelor of Visual Arts and Teaching from Monash University. As well as adorning her products, Claire also produces watercolour commissions for individuals, community organisations and events.

Produced on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung people of the Kulin nation - Melbourne