Kivet duvet cover, 150 x 210 cm, charcoal - off-white

Marimekko

JP¥ 11,620 JP¥ 14,530

Colour: Dark grey, natural white


Marimekko
Kivet duvet cover
JP¥ 11,620 JP¥ 14,530



Description

Marimekko’s Kivet duvet cover is adorned with a pattern of jagged circles designed by Maija Isola in 1956. A Finnish word for stones, Kivet was inspired by large rocks that were dug up from the yard of the artist’s atelier. The Kivet pattern is coloured in hues of charcoal and unbleached cotton, giving the duvet cover a dynamic yet natural feeling.

The duvet cover is made of 100% cotton, and it measures 150 cm x 210 cm. Finish the style with Marimekko’s Kivet pillowcases.

Material
100% cotton
Colour
Dark grey, natural white
Fabric
Printed unbleached cotton
Length
210 cm
Width
150 cm
Notes
Thread count 150 TC. Hand openings at the top corners. Please note that the pattern placement may vary.
Care instructions
Machine wash at 60°C. Shrinkage max. 5%. Wash with like colours. Follow the washing temperature given. Wash before use. Wash separately 3 times.
Product ID
MA072736-910

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Based on 3 reviews

  • A

    Fredonia, United States

    5

    We love the modern playful design for our teenage sons room. He loves how soft the duvet is and how its not too thick.

    160 days ago

  • M

    Perugia, Italy

    5

    Ottima qualità e bello.

    333 days ago

  • S

    4

    154 days ago

Very good

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