Tassi saucer, M, grey

Lokal Helsinki

$33.50

Lokal Helsinki
Tassi saucer
$33.50


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Description

The Tassi saucer by Lokal Helsinki is a small porcelain plate with a delicate, harmonious colour. The charming plate suits perfectly as a serving dish for both savoury and sweet snacks. And of course, it works as a saucer, like the name already says: Tassi is Finnish for "saucer". Combine the Tassi plate with Lokal Helsinki's Kahvi coffee cup and the duo will delight your morning coffee breaks and afternoon tea parties. The Tassi plate is designed by ceramicist Nathalie Lautenbacher and handcrafted in Espoo, Finland.

The Tassi saucer is a part of the Lokal Kollektion series by the Helsinki-based gallery Lokal. The collection consists of unique, locally-manufactured products made in small-scale production, many even by hand in the designers' own workshops.

Material
Matte porcelain
Colour
Grey
Diameter
10.5 cm
Care instructions
Dishwasher safe
Product ID
LOH-LK130041

Nathalie Lautenbacher

Nathalie Lautenbacher (b.1974) is a Finnish-French ceramicist. Lautenbacher studied at the University of Art and Design Helsinki and works today as a freelance designer and as a lecturer at Aalto University. Lautenbacher has got international recognition for her work and she has had exhibitions both in Finland and abroad. In her design she focuses on the aesthetics of everyday life.

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  • No incineration or landfilling of returned items
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  • Positive impact on nature’s well-being through operations that regenerate natural ecosystems
  • No potentially harmful chemicals used in own production
  • Company's direct greenhouse gas emissions identified and commitment to reduction
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