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An alligator sculpture made from white towels wearing sunglasses on a bright yellow sofa, decorated with fresh flowers.
White towel folded into an elephant shape resting on a kitchen counter next to fresh fruit
White towel folded into the shape of a sloth hanging from a glass shower door handle.
Two folded towel swans shaped into a heart on a white hotel bed with scattered red rose petals.
White towel folded into the shape of a fish with blue plastic eyes on a pink textured surface
White towel folded into a turtle shape with a bright yellow flower on its shell resting on blue carpet
An alligator sculpture made from white towels wearing sunglasses on a bright yellow sofa, decorated with fresh flowers.
White towel folded into an elephant shape resting on a kitchen counter next to fresh fruit
White towel folded into the shape of a sloth hanging from a glass shower door handle.

National Geographic Towel Art 2025

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National Geographic presents Towel Art, an exploration of intricate textile sculpture captured by photographer David Brandon Geeting. The project documents a series of imaginative animal shapes—ranging from alligators and sloths to swans—meticulously crafted from plush white bath towels. Each composition leverages artistic styling and clean, direct lighting to transform everyday linens into detailed forms. The work employs a polished aesthetic, balancing domestic settings with carefully curated props and organic elements to provide a fresh perspective on a classic craft.

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