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North Carolina state symbols Kitchen Towel

North Carolina state symbols Kitchen Towel shows iconic landmarks and the nickname The Tar Heel State.

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16″ × 24″ · fits an oven handle · Soft absorbent kitchen towel fabric · hemmed · machine washable

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Description

North Carolina state symbols Kitchen Towel shows iconic landmarks and the nickname The Tar Heel State. The print features the Biltmore Estate, a Plott Hound, and a soda bottle noting its invention in New Bern in 1898. This design celebrates local heritage with specific historical facts that residents appreciate. It is made for anyone who loves the details of their home state.

Artwork and lettering

A large green banner across the center reads North Carolina in bold white letters. Above this, The Biltmore Estate is depicted with blue rooftops and the word Asheville nearby. To the left, a red cardinal sits above a pink azalea and a tan Plott Hound standing near corn stalks. Text indicates Farmers Markets and notes that a soda was invented in New Bern 1898 next to a vintage soda bottle. Below the banner, the phrase The Tar Heel State appears in script. The bottom section features a striped lighthouse labeled Cape Hatteras, a faceted green emerald, a chocolate glazed donut marked Krispy Kreme, and white dogwood blossoms. This collection of imagery creates a comprehensive visual guide to the state's geography, flora, fauna, and culinary treats.

Made for this crowd

People who grew up in the region notice the specific references to New Bern and the Plott Hound immediately. A North Carolina state symbols Kitchen Towel becomes a conversation starter when guests see the detailed rendering of the Biltmore Estate. It is useful during meal prep to wipe hands while admiring the local art. This makes it an ideal housewarming present for new homeowners or a keepsake for travelers who want to remember their trip to the mountains and coast.

Quick questions

What does the text on the towel say about the soda?: The printed text states that the soda was invented in New Bern in 1898. This specific fact highlights a unique piece of North Carolina history often associated with the drink. You will see a vintage-style bottle illustration next to this claim. It serves as a fun trivia point for locals who know the actual origin story of the soda.
Which dog breed appears on this specific kitchen towel design?: A Plott Hound is illustrated on the left side of the print. This breed is significant because it is the official state dog of North Carolina. Seeing this specific hound distinguishes this towel from generic state designs. It appeals to dog lovers and those familiar with the state's official animal symbols.
How does this towel differ from other North Carolina souvenirs?: This design focuses on specific cultural icons like the Krispy Kreme donut and the Emerald gemstone rather than just a map. The inclusion of The Biltmore Estate and Cape Hatteras provides a broader travel context. It acts as a visual collage of the state's identity. This makes it distinct from standard souvenir items that only show a single landmark.

Details

Size: 16" x 24" — the classic kitchen towel size
Fabric: Soft absorbent kitchen towel fabric
Print: Vivid single-sided print that won't crack or peel · Printed on demand
Edges: Hemmed edges
Care: Machine washable
In the box: 1 towel
SKU: DQT-COOKING-KITCHEN-TOWELS-13260

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