Star Gazing Beach Towel

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Star Gazing Beach Towel

Get lost in the cosmic swirl with our mesmerizing Star Gazing beach towel!

Designed exclusively for Petrichor, this hypnotic beach towel captures the wonder of gazing at spiral galaxies and swirling stars. Featuring dynamic orange and yellow spiral patterns set against a deep navy background, this towel brings cosmic energy to every beach adventure.

Quality Materials

Crafted from 100% polyester superfine fibre terry for superior softness and absorbency
Lightweight construction that folds compactly for easy transport
Quick-drying fabric perfect for beach and pool use
Durable material designed to withstand sun, sand, and saltwater

Exclusive Design:

Vibrant spiral galaxy patterns in golden yellows and bright oranges
Deep navy blue background creates stunning contrast
Dynamic diagonal tile layout adds visual movement
Retro-modern aesthetic perfect for stargazers and dreamers
Bold, eye-catching design that stands out on any beach

Practical and Versatile

Generous size: 78 x 180 cm (31" x 71") - perfect for lounging on beach or poolside
Quick-drying superfine fibre terry
Ideal for beach days, pool parties, cruise vacations, and outdoor festivals
Compact fold makes it perfect for travel
Makes a statement wherever you use it

A Tribute to Australia's Star Country

This design celebrates the spectacular night skies of Central Australia, particularly the Northern Territory and Uluru region - home to some of the clearest, most breathtaking stargazing on Earth. With minimal light and chemical pollution, the Australian Outback offers an unobstructed view of millions of stars, the magnificent Milky Way, and celestial wonders that have guided Indigenous Australians for thousands of years.

Australia's First Astronomers Australian Indigenous peoples are considered the world's first astronomers, using the night sky to plan harvest and hunting seasons. The Central Desert people read the stars like a calendar - when the Southern Cross sits low in the sky, it signals time to harvest the native peach (Quandong) fruit. The dark spaces within the Milky Way form the shape of an emu, visible only in areas free from light pollution.

Uluru - World's Best Stargazing The flat red plains surrounding Uluru create one of the world's premier stargazing locations. Being in close proximity to the Milky Way means stars appear bigger and brighter. The lower humidity and absence of artificial light make every night a spectacular celestial show, where you won't even need a torch - you'll be illuminated from above.