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Marimekko Oiva Unikko

Unikko Co-created Mug White-Light Blue 2,5 dl (2020)

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The co-created special collection was released in honor of Marimekko's 70th anniversary. The Marimekko's Oiva Co-created mug, colored white and light blue, was released in 2020. Production of Marim...

The co-created special collection was released in honor of Marimekko's 70th anniversary. The Marimekko's Oiva Co-created mug, colored white and light blue, was released in 2020. Production of Marimekko Oiva Unikko mugs began in 2009, and dozens of different types have been produced since then. Mugs have been produced e.g. by Arabia.

Additional information

  • Name

    • Unikko Co-created Mug White-Light Blue 2,5 dl

  • Product category

    • Oiva Unikko

  • Production period

    • 2020

  • Brand

    • Marimekko

  • Product designer

    • Sami Ruotsalainen

  • Graphic designers

    • Maija Isola

    • Kristina Isola

    • Antti Kekki

    • Matts Bjolin

  • Measurements

    • Height: 9.5, Width: 8.0, Diameter: 8.0 cm

  • Weight

    • 320 g

  • Volume

    • 250 ml

  • Colors

    • Light blue, White

  • Material

    • Vitro porcelain

  • Type

    • Mug

Designers

Sami Ruotsalainen

Sami Ruotsalainen is a Finnish ceramic and glass designer. He graduated from the Helsinki University of Arts, Design and Architecture in 2005. He has designed the Maku tableware series for Arabia and the Oiva tableware series for Marimekko.

Maija Isola

Maija Isola (1927 - 2001) was a Finnish textile designer and artist. She did most of her life's work as the long-term chief designer of Marimekko textiles and as a freelance visual artist. Maija Isola was the main designer of Marimekko's interior fabrics until 1987. Maija Isola's most famous pattern is Unikko which was launched in 1964.

Kristina Isola

Anna-Kristina Isola (b. 1946) worked as a designer at Marimekko until 2013 and is the daughter of Maija Isola. From 1979, Maija and Kristiina Isola made Marimekko's designs as a designer couple, and both names were written on the edge of the fabrics. Since 1964, Kristina Isola has created many fabric designs. These include the delicate floral patterns Krassi and Ruiskukka and the multicolored striped pattern Onnellinen.

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