Iittala Mariskooli Bowl, 155 mm, Rain

Description

A modern interpretation of an ornate goblet the Maribowl is the result of a 1960s collaboration between iittala and Marimekko. It wasnt until Marimekko founder Armi Ratia used them in her garden parties however that they gained their immense popularity. Now the Finnish-made objects are a favorite among fanatics to present candies serve post-dinner parfaits or simply display as art. Iittalas 2014 color Rain adds a mysterious depth to the pressed glass luring you to take a closer look at the detail; what a wonderful start to a new collection or addition to a growing one. It wasnt until Marimekko founder Armi Ratia used them in her garden parties however that they gained their immense popularity. Iittalas 2014 color Rain adds a mysterious depth to the pressed glass luring you to take a closer look at the stunning detail; what a wonderful start to a new collection or addition to a growing one. A modern interpretation of an ornate goblet the Maribowl is the result of a 1960s collaboration between iittala and Marimekko. Iittalas 2014 color Rain adds a mysterious depth to the pressed glass luring you to take a closer look at the detail; what a wonderful start to a new collection or addition to a growing one. Now the Finnish-made objects are a favorite among fanatics to present candies serve post-dinner parfaits or simply display as art.

Key Features

• A modern interpretation of an ornate goblet the Maribowl is the result of a 1960s collaboration between iittala and Marimekko.
• Iittalas 2014 color Rain adds a mysterious depth to the pressed glass luring you to take a closer look at the detail; what a wonderful start to a new collection or addition to a growing one.
• Now the Finnish-made objects are a favorite among fanatics to present candies serve post-dinner parfaits or simply display as art.
• It wasnt until Marimekko founder Armi Ratia used them in her garden parties however that they gained their immense popularity.