This fine art poster is built around “Unrhywun am baned?” - the Welsh way of saying “Anyone for a cup of tea?” It’s a simple question, but a very familiar one, woven firmly into everyday life and very rarely met with silence. The graphic features a cheerful retro teapot on the move, one finger raised as if it’s about to restore order to the room before getting the kettle on. Bold outlines, flat colour and a warm old-school look give it the feel of a vintage café sign - bright, friendly and not overly complicated. Tea remains a serious business in Britain, with roughly 100 million cups drunk every day - about 36 billion a year. A playful design built around a good Welsh phrase, a proper love of tea, and the unspoken understanding that putting the kettle on is often the best response to most situations.
Product features
- Gallery-grade 220 gsm fine art paper - firm and acid-free. Arrives rolled.
- Giclée print quality with REACH-certified inks for vivid, lasting color
- Smooth matte finish that reduces glare and shows fine detail
- Sustainably sourced components - EUTR-compliant woodstock; blank product from the United Kingdom
Care instructions
- If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
