Villiyrtit table cloth/throw, 150 x 200 cm, yellow - linen

Lapuan Kankurit

$143.00

Colour: Linen, yellow


Lapuan Kankurit
Villiyrtit table cloth/throw
$143.00



Description

The Villiyrtit tablecloth, designed by Matti Pikkujämsä for Lapuan Kankurit, is adorned with a rich, flowing pattern showcasing the delicacies of Finnish nature – "villiyrtit" is Finnish for wild herbs. The pattern is mirrored on the other side in opposite colours. The multifunctional linen cloth completes the look of table settings as a beautiful tablecloth but also works as a thin blanket in the summer heat, a curtain at the window or a picnic mat in the park. The tablecloth has been woven in Finland at the own weaving mill of Lapuan Kankurit.

Material
100% washed European "Masters of Linen" linen
Colour
Linen, yellow
Length
200 cm
Width
150 cm
Weight
0.83 kg
Care instructions
Machine wash in 60 °C
Product ID
LT31373

Matti Pikkujämsä

Matti Pikkujämsä (b. 1976) is a Finnish illustrator and graphic designer, who graduated from University of Art and Design Helsinki and has become known for his warm and humorous children’s book illustrations. He has also designed several book covers; prints for brands such as Samuji, Marimekko and Kauniste and illustrations for Finnish magazines and newspapers. In 2013 Pikkujämsä won the Rudolf Koivu illustration award and two years later the State Prize for Illustrations.

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  • V

    Prague, Czechia

    5

    Great

    318 days ago

  • A

    5

    Tilasin liinan peitoksi. Se toimii jopa yllättävän hyvin vilttinä ja on laadukkaan tuntuinen.

    127 days ago

Excellent

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