Arabia Mummi serveringsdeler
Eventyr brett (2009–2011)
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Adventure Tray was released in 2009 and it was discontinued in 2011. The original artwork is found in Tove Jansson’s book 'Finn Family Moomintroll' and the comic strip #18 'Moomin and the Golden Tail'...
Adventure Tray was released in 2009 and it was discontinued in 2011. The original artwork is found in Tove Jansson’s book 'Finn Family Moomintroll' and the comic strip #18 'Moomin and the Golden Tail'. Tove Slotte designed and adapted Tove Jansson's original illustrations to ceramics. The diameter of the tray is 35 cm. The Adventure-series includes a mug, a bowl, serving bowl, a plate, two spoons and children’s cutlery, two jars in different sizes, a serving dish, a tray and a wall clock.
Tilleggsinformasjon
Navn
Eventyr brett
Produktkategori
Mummi serveringsdeler
Produksjonsperiode
2009–2011
Merke
Arabia
Klistremerker
Arabia
Grafisk designer
Tove Slotte
Karakterer
Hattifnattene
Hemulen
Mummitrollet
Originalbilder
Book - Finn Family Moomintroll (1948) - Tove Jansson
Comic strip #18 - Moomin and the Golden Tail (1958) - Tove Jansson
Målinger
Høyde: 1.7, Diameter: 35.0 cm
Vekt
290 g
Farger
Black, White
Materiale
Tre
Type
Serveringsdeler
Designere
Arabia
Arabia was a Finnish design company founded in 1873 specializing in the processing of faijance, tableware and porcelain. The company's product selection consists of popular tableware sets and design products. Valued Arabia products are defined by timeless and strong design and practicality stemming from genuine consumer orientation. Several notable designers, such as Kaj Franck and Birger Kaipiainen, have designed products for Arabia, and Arabia has won numerous design awards. Arabia was acquired by Hackman in 1990 and became one of Hackman's trademarks.
Tove Slotte
Tove Slotte, born in 1957, is a Finnish artist and a graphic designer. She is a professional ceramist. Tove Slotte worked at Arabia from 1985 to 1990, after which she has worked as a freelance designer. She is best known for designing and illustrating the Moomin products for Iittala and Arabia ceramics. Tove Slotte has been a Moomin fan since her childhood. She says her favourite Moomin book is The Book about Moomin, Mymble and Little My. Tove Slotte has designed the Moomin products for Arabia for more than 30 years.
Karakterer
Mummitrollet
Moomintroll is a lovable and happy creature, and he longs for adventure. He is always at the heart of the event. He cares for his friends very much, and wants everyone around him to be happy. Just like the other Moomins, Moomintroll loves the sea. Moomintroll is a great combination of his parents: He is brave and adventurous like Moominpappa, as well as kind and compassionate like Moominmamma. The best place in the world for Moomintroll is Moominvalley, and he never fails to find an adventure. His fearlessness and longing for adventure sometimes carry him out of the Valley. Moomintroll is a roundish character, and he has a tussle at the end of his tail. In spite of his young age, Moomintroll has experienced the highs and lows of romance with his girlfriend Snorkmaiden. Moomintroll first appeared in Tove Jansson’s novel The Moomins and the Great Flood.
Hemulen
In the Moominvalley the Hemulens are known as quite stubborn, bossy and very organized characters. Hemulens are not very good at taking others’ opinions into consideration, and they have absolutely no sense of humour. Hemulen loves all his collections and is profoundly immersed in his work. He likes to collect stamps and plants. He can get quite obsessive about perfecting his collection. Once the collection is complete, he quickly discovers something new to start collecting. Hemulen first appeared in Tove Jansson’s book The Moomins and the Great Flood.
Hattifnattene
Wandering silently in large flocks, the Hattifatteners are peculiar creatures. Hattifatteners don’t eat, sleep or speak at all. They are only interested in traveling forward, to the horizon and beyond. Hattifatteners resemble narrow and pointy mushrooms, with tiny arms and eyes. When it thunders, they transform into lightning rods and should be avoided. Otherwise they are quite harmless. On the Midsummer day Hattifatteners gather together on their own island, but after that they continue their eternal wandering. The first time hattifatteners were seen in Tove Jansson’s novel The Moomins and the Great Flood.
