ULSTER WEAVERS FOLK CHICKEN SHAPED TEA COSY
Bring charm and warmth to your kitchen with the Ulster Weavers Folk Chicken Shaped Tea Cosy. Designed in the shape of a cheerful country hen and detailed with vibrant folk-inspired florals, this tea cosy is both practical and irresistibly decorative. It’s the perfect piece to keep your teapot warm while adding character to your table, bench or breakfast nook. Available now at Pink Poppies Living Creatively — your destination for beautiful kitchen textiles and homewares across the Granite Belt.
Why You’ll Love It
- Delightful chicken-shaped design with colourful floral detailing
- Keeps your teapot warm for longer, ideal for slow mornings or entertaining
- Soft cotton exterior with polyester filling for effective insulation
- A playful, decorative accent that brightens any kitchen
- Fits teapots serving up to six cups
- A thoughtful gift for tea lovers, bakers and home entertainers
How to Enjoy
- Place over your teapot to maintain heat while serving guests
- Keep on display to add a little country charm to your kitchen
- Pair with matching Ulster Weavers napery for a coordinated look
- Use during family brunches, afternoon teas or cosy winter evenings
Pair It With
- Ulster Weavers tea towels and aprons
- Your favourite teapot or ceramic mug set
- Baking accessories and sweet treats for a curated gift bundle
- A breakfast-in-bed hamper for a special occasion
Size & Details
- Colour: Multi-coloured
- Size: 29 × 33 × 3 cm
- Material: Cotton, Polyester
- Included: 1 × Tea Cosy
Care Instructions
- Spot clean or gentle hand wash
- Air dry thoroughly before storing
- Keep away from direct heat sources
Lou’s suggestion: Team it with our cosy kitchen textiles — it makes a charming, heartfelt gift for anyone who loves a warm pot of tea and a colourful country kitchen.
A sweet and practical addition to any home, the Ulster Weavers Folk Chicken Shaped Tea Cosy is available now at Pink Poppies Living Creatively, adding a touch of folk-inspired joy to kitchens across the Granite Belt.
ULSTER WEAVERS FOLK CHICKEN SHAPED TEA COSY
Bring charm and warmth to your kitchen with the Ulster Weavers Folk Chicken Shaped Tea Cosy. Designed in the shape of a cheerful country hen and detailed with vibrant folk-inspired florals, this tea cosy is both practical and irresistibly decorative. It’s the perfect piece to keep your teapot warm while adding character to your table, bench or breakfast nook. Available now at Pink Poppies Living Creatively — your destination for beautiful kitchen textiles and homewares across the Granite Belt.
Why You’ll Love It
- Delightful chicken-shaped design with colourful floral detailing
- Keeps your teapot warm for longer, ideal for slow mornings or entertaining
- Soft cotton exterior with polyester filling for effective insulation
- A playful, decorative accent that brightens any kitchen
- Fits teapots serving up to six cups
- A thoughtful gift for tea lovers, bakers and home entertainers
How to Enjoy
- Place over your teapot to maintain heat while serving guests
- Keep on display to add a little country charm to your kitchen
- Pair with matching Ulster Weavers napery for a coordinated look
- Use during family brunches, afternoon teas or cosy winter evenings
Pair It With
- Ulster Weavers tea towels and aprons
- Your favourite teapot or ceramic mug set
- Baking accessories and sweet treats for a curated gift bundle
- A breakfast-in-bed hamper for a special occasion
Size & Details
- Colour: Multi-coloured
- Size: 29 × 33 × 3 cm
- Material: Cotton, Polyester
- Included: 1 × Tea Cosy
Care Instructions
- Spot clean or gentle hand wash
- Air dry thoroughly before storing
- Keep away from direct heat sources
Lou’s suggestion: Team it with our cosy kitchen textiles — it makes a charming, heartfelt gift for anyone who loves a warm pot of tea and a colourful country kitchen.
A sweet and practical addition to any home, the Ulster Weavers Folk Chicken Shaped Tea Cosy is available now at Pink Poppies Living Creatively, adding a touch of folk-inspired joy to kitchens across the Granite Belt.
