CORPORATE GIFTING:TEA TOWELS

Why Choose Our Tea Towels for Corporate Gifting

• Designed by Aboriginal artists: Each tea towel features licensed artwork that shares cultural stories and supports the artist through ethical partnerships.
• Durable and reusable: Made from high-quality cotton, our tea towels are designed for everyday use, making them a gift that won’t end up in a drawer.
• Easy to brand: Add your logo to the product or packaging without overshadowing the design. Branding is subtle, considered, and professionally presented.
• Lightweight and post-friendly: Ideal for mailing or handing out in packs, tea towels are easy to distribute with minimal packaging required.
• Gift-ready presentation: Each tea towel is neatly folded and ready to give, saving you time on wrapping while still making a strong visual impression.

Smart Gifting Ideas for Staff, Clients, and Events

Our tea towels are practical, lightweight, and beautifully designed, making them a versatile choice across a wide range of corporate gifts.

• Employee appreciation gifts: A thoughtful way to recognise your team with something useful and stylish.
• Corporate thank you gifts: Tea towels are easy to post or hand-deliver, making them a practical way to thank clients or collaborators.
• Gifts for corporate events: Ideal for conference packs, launch events, or cultural activations where design and purpose matter.
• Farewell gifts for employees: Offer a keepsake that’s symbolic, functional, and easy to personalise.
• Employee welcome gifts: A fresh addition to onboarding kits that combines practicality with brand-aligned presentation.
• Birthday gifts for employees: A simple, feel-good gift that works for all departments and teams.

Branded Corporate Tea Towels Made Simple

Adding your brand to a meaningful gift doesn’t need to be complicated. We make the process easy, with clear options and helpful support throughout.

• Subtle and considered branding: Add your logo to the product label, hang tag or outer packaging. We make sure the branding supports the artist’s work, not overshadows it.
• Designed for small or large orders: Whether you’re creating a limited run for your leadership team or ordering in bulk for a large campaign, we’ll guide you through options that suit your quantity, timing, and budget.
• Clear communication from day one: From quoting and artwork setup to delivery timelines, we make the process stress-free and transparent.
• Delivered gift-ready: Tea towels arrive folded and packaged, ready for you to hand out or mail, with no extra wrapping needed.

Whether you're gifting 20 or 2,000, we’ll ensure your branded tea towels arrive ready to impress.

Meet the Artists Behind the Designs

Each tea towel features the licensed artwork of an Aboriginal artist. By choosing Koh Living, you're supporting real artists and sharing cultural stories through everyday design.

Domica Hill

Domica Hill is a Pakana woman from Tasmania whose work is deeply influenced by her heritage and personal journey. She often uses floral and avian motifs, blending contemporary colours and patterns with traditional symbolism. Her art reflects themes of loss, healing, ancestry, and nature. Domica’s imagery carries emotional weight and ritual significance, evoking connection, resilience, and the cycle of life.

Michelle Possum

Michelle Possum Nungurrayi, daughter of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, offers deeply cultural work rooted in Papunya Tula traditions. She uses layered dot patterns and classic iconography to map Dreaming stories and sacred Country elements from an aerial perspective.

Jacinta‑rai Ridgeway‑Maahs

A Worimi woman based in Queensland, Jacinta blends circular motifs, soft earth tones, and patterned linework to explore themes of community, journey, and connection. Her artwork feels grounded, reflective, and organically structured.

Melanie Hava

Melanie draws on both Mamu and Austrian heritage to merge rainforest, reef, and emu imagery into her art. She uses bold colour, flowing shapes, and symbolic repetition to celebrate kinship and connection to Country. Her work bridges cultural perspectives with aesthetic harmony.