Description
The cotton apron has one front pocket, an adjustable neck strap and bands at the waist that can be tied together at the back.
Nature was a significant source of inspiration for Maija Isola throughout her career. Flowers in different styles were a frequently appearing motif in her designs year after year – in the expressive Ruukku (pot) pattern from 1970, she painted an inviting, undulating sea of flowers.
Nature was a significant source of inspiration for Maija Isola throughout her career. Flowers in different styles were a frequently appearing motif in her designs year after year – in the expressive Ruukku (pot) pattern from 1970, she painted an inviting, undulating sea of flowers.
Technical Info
Main Material: 100 % Cotton
Dimensions: L: 85cm
Ruukku apron
By Marimekko
The cotton apron has one front pocket, an adjustable neck strap and bands at the waist that can be tied together at the back.Nature was a significant source of inspiration for Maija Isola throughout her career. Flowers in different styles.
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Description
The cotton apron has one front pocket, an adjustable neck strap and bands at the waist that can be tied together at the back.
Nature was a significant source of inspiration for Maija Isola throughout her career. Flowers in different styles were a frequently appearing motif in her designs year after year – in the expressive Ruukku (pot) pattern from 1970, she painted an inviting, undulating sea of flowers.
Nature was a significant source of inspiration for Maija Isola throughout her career. Flowers in different styles were a frequently appearing motif in her designs year after year – in the expressive Ruukku (pot) pattern from 1970, she painted an inviting, undulating sea of flowers.
Technical Info
Main Material: 100 % Cotton
Dimensions: L: 85cm
Designed by Maija Isola
Maija Isola (1927-2001) designed her first printed textiles in 1949 for Printex Oy, Marimekko's predecessor. She worked as head designer of Marimekko's interior fabrics until 1987. She also had an illustrious career as a visual artist. Maija Isola was a
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