Marimekko’s own production has always been a central aspect of creating and developing design. Through its own production, the company maintains a good feel for the technical skills needed in
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Marimekko Paaryna Pattern
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
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ClothingMarimekko’s ready-to-wear collections offer high-quality, functional clothing for different age groups and occasions, including business, leisure and evening wear. In addition to new seasonal products, the clothing line includes classics
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March 2018 March 13, 2018 – Maija Isola designed the bright green “Päärynä” (Pear) pattern to simulate the 1960’s pop-art movement in modern art. The pattern has now resurfaced on Marimekko Oiva
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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.
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Iittala Glass Museum Less than two hours outside of Helsinki is the iittala Glass Capital, the center of iittala glass designs. Here you will find the making of Finnish design
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Founded in 1649, Fiskars started in this small village about 1-1/2 hours west of Helsinki. In the 1980s Fiskars began to move operations out of Fiskars Village to streamline production
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The Arabia Center is the home to the Iittala Arabia porcelain production and is located in the beautifully restored Arabia Factory building just north of the center of Helsinki. The
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Tonfisk is the brainchild of Tony Alfström and Brian Keaney, both graduates of the University of Art and Design in Helsinki. Both designers had a strong belief that there existed
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