DotMoth studio

is a BIRMINGHAM design company founded by Annie and Angela. 


We design and produce a range of gifts and souvenirs inspired by the city, including the original Birmingham Facts tea towel. 

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Peaky Blinders tea towel - the facts, fashion and sounds

 
B for Birmingham & Music in Birmingham


Music in Birmingham Tea Towel

Read about the music from the Midlands and reminisce about those long-gone clubs


B for Birmingham Tea Towel

Cities beginning with B...

Birmingham - the second largest city in England

Balti - the second largest city in Moldova


Made in Hockley - The Birmingham enviro -cup

It all began with Glastonbury organiser Michael Eavis:


“The single most important thing was being able to source British stainless steel for festival cups from the place where it was invented – Sheffield, and then to take it on to the home of manufacture – Birmingham."


The answer - The enviro - cup.


Birmingham - The City of a Thousand Trades
The Tea Towel & The Poster


Birmingham With Love Coaster 
£3.00 each  £10 for 4


Birmingham Icons tea towel (and poster and pencil pot)

Birmingham icons, the images that remind us of Birmingham. 


Printed on 100% white cotton.

£9.50


Also available as a print and pencil pot.


Pencil pot, plant pot, toothbrush holder, bread stick pot or a handle-less mug,  a great gift or souvenir.


£12

Birmingham Icons Poster

£15.00

Black with colour icons 
White with black icons 
White with colour icons

Printed in Birmingham on 350g matte card

20 iconic images of Birmingham