Echidna

The echidna, also known as the spiny anteater, is one of Australia's more unusual small mammals - with spines like a porcupine, a beak like a bird, a pouch like a kangaroo and lays eggs like a reptile. They are solitary creatures that feed on ants and termites in forests and woodlands and are most active at night. When threatened they curl up into a ball like a hedgehog.

The echidna is depicted on the Australian five-cent coin.

• 100% pure linen made from the finest flax.
  
• Printed with water-based natural pigment dyes
• Cut, sewn and printed in Melbourne, Australia
• Lint Free
• Super absorbent
• Size 46cm X 80cm

Washing & Care Instructions

• Warm machine wash with like colours
• We recommend not over-loading your washing machine, so the product has enough room to move freely during the wash
• Some shrinkage may occur with the first wash
• Do not bleach
• Rinse well
• Normal spin
• Line drying is preferred to maintain the integrity of the fibres
• Steam iron with a medium heat