Category: Finnish Products

In late 2009, Marimekko introduced its new line of tableware. The product line was titled, “In Good Company” and featured an array of plates, bowls, mugs, cups and a tea

The Sarpaneva pot is often seen as the perfect example of the Finns’ ability to combine beauty with function. Its unadorned cast iron form is lovely in its simplicity. Its

What is a Finnish Sauna? Quite simply: A Finnish Sauna involves washing up with scented soaps and exfoliating with wash or back scrubbers before relaxing in the hot room. It started as

Oiva Toikka’s first glass birds were born without any formal advanced planning in 1972. Art stepped more formally into the limelight when Nuutajärvi launched its ‘Art’ collection in 1975 and featured

In October of 2012, Marimekko teamed up with Apple to create a line of Marimekko cases for the iPhone 4/4S and iPhone 5. The cases were designed with Maija Isola’s

What began as a glassworks company in 1881 quickly became a Finnish household name, as iittala put values of timeless design and flawless functionality into each of its products. Collaborations

Many of these Turkish towels celebrate the 50 year anniversary of Annika Rimala’s Tasaraita (Even Stripe) pattern. The pattern was first featured on unisex shirts, and half a century later,

Finnish artist Maija Isola’s pop art inspired print from the 1960’s still resonates worldwide today. The Päärynä print features juicy pears, in a simplistic yet colorful fashion. The Paaryna collection

Marimekko is known for its original patterns in bright, bold colors, and fabric is quite possibly the best medium in which the brand can really showcase these works of art.