The Under the Cherry Tree by Sir John Lavery tea towel is a stylish and practical kitchen accessory that brings renowned fine art into everyday use, perfect for art lovers, home decorators and collectors of museum-inspired homeware. Featuring a vibrant reproduction of Sir John Lavery’s classic painting Under the Cherry Tree (1885) — painted in the artists’ colony at Grez-sur-Loing with lush foliage and figures by the riverside — this high-quality textile captures the charm of late 19th-century plein-air landscape painting. 

Sir John Lavery (1856–1941) was a Belfast-born Irish painter associated with the Glasgow School of Painting whose naturalist style and impressionistic influence from French artists of the era made him one of Britain’s most celebrated painters; his work is characterised by expressive brushwork and a keen sensitivity to light and atmosphere. 

Made from 100 % cotton and generously sized at approximately 68 × 45 cm, this tea towel is printed on one side with the artwork and is packaged with a branded cardboard band featuring information about the painting. Finished with easy-care instructions for cool wash and flat drying, it makes both a thoughtful gift and an artistic statement piece for everyday kitchen use.

✨ Product Features

• Official Under the Cherry Tree tea towel printed with Sir John Lavery’s artwork
• Generous size of approximately 68 × 45 cm and made from 100 % cotton
• Single-sided high-quality art print showcasing lush riverside scene and cherry tree
• Designed for everyday kitchen use with easy-care instructions (cool wash, dry flat)
• Packaged with branded cardboard band detailing artwork inspiration
• Ideal gift for art lovers, home décor enthusiasts and museum merchandise collectors
• Profits support the National Galleries of Scotland art and collections programme