Description

Sip with Good Company. Sami Ruotsalainen designed this mug as part of the Oiva dinnerware collection created just for Marimekko. The simple, clean shape will inspire new conversation at your table. Mix and match with other cups in the collection for a medley of flavours. Made with white stoneware, it has a long lifespan and a colour that won't fade or wear off.

Technical Info

Code:063283
Colour: 100
Material: Vitreous porcelain
Volume: 0.25L

Oiva white mug| 0.25L

By Marimekko

Sip with Good Company. Sami Ruotsalainen designed this mug as part of the Oiva dinnerware collection created just for Marimekko. The simple, clean shape will inspire new conversation at your table. Mix and match with other cups in the collection. Read more

Only 4 left | typically dispatched within 24 hours

£16.00

Only 4 left | typically dispatched within 24 hours

£16.00

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Description

Sip with Good Company. Sami Ruotsalainen designed this mug as part of the Oiva dinnerware collection created just for Marimekko. The simple, clean shape will inspire new conversation at your table. Mix and match with other cups in the collection for a medley of flavours. Made with white stoneware, it has a long lifespan and a colour that won't fade or wear off.

Technical Info

Code:063283
Colour: 100
Material: Vitreous porcelain
Volume: 0.25L

Designed by Sami Ruotsalainen

Sami Ruotsalainen is a graduate of Helsinki's University of Art and Design who started working for Marimekko as an intern. Within six months he was taken on permanently and was combining work with completing his studies. He worked closely with