Art kitchen towel
Tulip - Jacob Marrel

The Rijksmuseum Tulip kitchen towel is made from cotton and produced by the Dutch Textile museum. The original ‘Tulip Book’ by Jacob Marrel can be found in the Rijksmuseum collection. A Tulip tea towel is also available. Together they make a useful kitchen duo. These are elegant yet practical articles for everyday use. A great gift set too, for an art-lover or someone who you would like to introduce to the Dutch masterpieces. 

Connection 

The Rijksmuseum's goal is to bring people, art, and history together. Leading to the wonderful collection of handy utensils and accessories featuring images or details from the old Dutch masterpieces. Bringing art a little closer! To produce this Tulip kitchen towel, the museum collaborated with Bunzlau Castle, the renowned tableware and textile company.

About the Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is the most iconic museum in the Netherlands. The completely revamped museum reopened its doors to the public in 2013, from the renovated Cuypers Cathedral on Museumplein (Museum Square) in Amsterdam. A breathtaking building with an amazing interior and beautiful exhibitions. 

The Rijksmuseum is more than 200 years old and has had several locations. In 1885, the museum moved into the Cuypers Cathedral and the Rijks, as we know it today, was officially opened. 

Bringing art closer

Are you interested in Dutch art and a fan of the Rijksmuseum's masterpieces? But you are unable to visit the museum as often as you'd like? This kitchen towel from the Rijksmuseum literally brings the art of Jacob Marrel into the kitchen.

Also take a look at the Art Teatowels featuring images by the artists Vermeer, Rembrandt, or Avercamp!