Tilkkula ("scrap") overlaps artfully irregular rectangles in a sea inspired palette, designed
by Erja Hirvi in 2006. Pattern is printed on a substantial cotton base.
This serene, illustrated landscape featuring birch trees characteristic of the Finnish wilderness
appears more as a painting than a fabric print. Designed by Maija Louekari in 2004, Kaiku ("echo") perfectly reflects the sense of calm that nature channels when ...
Designed in 1964 by Maija Isola, the Unikko ("poppy") design has been
the most popular Marimekko print since its introduction. Challenging the common notion of decorative florals, Unikko broke from tradition with its creative pop art interpretation in bold, ...
