Tea Towel with Bunny in Neon Pink
The Bunny in Neon Pink tea towel from 17;30 is a pure cotton kitchen towel featuring a cute bunny motif, designed in Hamburg and hand-printed. A cheerful hopper for the spring kitchen.
Tea towels with motifs from 17;30 mean color and a wink. A little bunny in bright neon pink sits on a light background—cheeky, not tame—bringing a touch of spring to your sink. 50 x 70 cm of pure cotton that dries reliably and brings good vibes along with it.
A bunny that doesn't need Easter eggs
The little bunny glows in vibrant neon pink against a light background; it’s cute but has character. You don’t have to wait for Easter to hang it up.
The motif is hand-applied via screen printing in a pink that instantly wakes up the kitchen. Cute, colorful, and cheerful—that’s how the Hamburg-based team interprets their motifs. Because every towel goes through the printing process individually, no two are exactly alike; little quirks are part of the process and make your copy uniquely yours.
In spring, it matches the bouquet on the table, and all year round it’s a cheerful splash of color for anyone who likes animals and bold tones.
Drying dishes with a bunny hop
The cotton towel absorbs water from glasses, plates, and hands without leaving lint behind. A cheerful helper for every day in the kitchen.
It can go in the washing machine at up to 60 degrees; iron it to lay it flat over the rail, and the pink stays vibrant. Pure cotton is the classic choice for tea towels; it absorbs plenty of water and gets softer, not tired, over the years. A simple kitchen instantly comes to life with the little bunny—cheerful and pink on the rail.
Thrown over your shoulder or on a hook next to the stove, it’s always close at hand. You can find more tea towels in our kitchen corner.
A Hamburg idea from 2010
Behind 17;30 is a team from Hamburg, founded by Anna Upleger in 2010 on the banks of the Elbe and now led by Quinn Upleger.
The brand name refers to the time when the workday ends on the Elbe: 5:30 PM. Starting in 2016, the first maritime lanyards evolved into cards, paper bags, and tea towels with character. A tea towel is not just any tea towel, as Quinn Upleger likes to emphasize. 100 percent cotton, woven in India, and finished in Hamburg via screen printing.
The wine was delicious, the mood was magnificent, and at exactly half past five, the decision was made to make beautiful things—that’s the story of the founding on the Elbe. What started as an idea among friends became a brand that now brings cards, bags, and towels into many kitchens. That "5:30 PM after-work" ease is still in every print today, from the cheeky sayings to the pink bunny. What began as a small project has long since become a staple for those who like their kitchen a bit more eloquent.
A little gift for spring
Every towel comes individually with a paper band, ready to be gifted without extra packaging.
An affordable gift for animal lovers and anyone who loves color, and a cheerful addition to an Easter bouquet. If you like, browse the entire range of towels from 17;30 or add the golden Chicken in Gold for the Easter table.