Hot Air Balloon Tea Towel Women's History Month never lost his wanderlust
Description
never lost his wanderlust
life and death
The project takes as its subject the worlds of scientists and Native Americans as they intersected at the home of Edith Warner during the making of the first atomic bomb in 1944 in Los Alamos
Can be used for light sun protection or as a gorgeous decorative piece
It is part of our new Rio En Medio collection celebrating the flora and fauna of the southwest
Hot Air Balloon Tea Towel Women's History Month never lost his wanderlustTake a Hot Air Balloon Ride with this colorful printed tea towel. Inspired by vintage hot air balloon patterns and shapes, this design is playful and whimsical. 100% cotton tea towel. Measures 28 X 28 with hanger loop on back.
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