Arabia Mummikopp #1
Kopp grønn (1990–1993)
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Denne koppen er også kjent som den Grønne serie-koppen. Det er den aller første Mummikoppen i Teema-serien. Den ble produsert fra 1990 til 1993, og originalillustrasjonen er fra Tove Janssons serie...
Denne koppen er også kjent som den Grønne serie-koppen. Det er den aller første Mummikoppen i Teema-serien. Den ble produsert fra 1990 til 1993, og originalillustrasjonen er fra Tove Janssons serie #08, Mummitrollet begynner et nytt liv. Tove Slotte, som designer de offisielle Mummiproduktene, fjernet bare snakkeboblene fra bildene og brukte originalillustrasjonen som den var. Mummipappa, som er kjent for sin eventyrlystne natur, er her tegnet i seriestil og klatrer opp i et tre for å ha piknik. Det ble gjort fargeeksperimenter med de tre første koppene. Man prøvde brente pigmenter med tre forskjellige toner, og kun én farge ble valgt for produksjon. Kopp grønn, kopp blå og kopp rosa ble lansert samtidig i 1990. Kopp grønn og kopp rosa er fortsatt de eneste koppene som viser en hel seriestripe. "Jeg føler at de lysegule og blå koppene er mer balanserte enn serie-koppene. Jeg tror forbrukerne var enige med meg, ettersom produksjonen av koppene med seriestriper ble avsluttet etter bare et par år, og det har ikke blitt laget lignende design siden," sier Tove Slotte.
Tilleggsinformasjon
Navn
Kopp grønn
Produktkategori
Mummikopp
Koppenummer
1
Produksjonsperiode
1990–1993
Tema
90s
Merke
Arabia
Bunnstempler
2 forskjellig
Klistremerker
Kaj Franck
Grafisk designer
Tove Slotte
Karakter
Mummipappa
Originalbilde
Comic strip #8 - Moomin Begins a New Life (1956) - Tove Jansson
Målinger
Høyde: 8.1, Bredde: 11.2, Diameter: 8.3 cm
Vekt
250 g
Volym
300 ml
Farger
Dark green, Green
Materiale
Vitroporselen
Type
Kopp
Bunnstempler (2)
Designere
Kaj Franck
Kaj Franck was born on November 9, 1911 in Vyborg. He was one of the most internationally known Finnish glass and ceramic designers. In 1932, Franck graduated from the School of Art and Design as a furniture designer. After graduation, Franck worked as a catalog designer, interior designer, and furniture designer. Franck was the artistic director of the Nuutajärvi glass factory from 1950 to 1973. In addition to this, he worked as a teacher at the Art School in 1945 and later as its artistic director from 1960–1969. Kaj Franck has designed products for Arabia, Iittala and Artek, among others. Franck's best-known works are the Kilta series, the Teema series and the Kartio glasses. During his career, Kaj Franck won several awards and received recognition for his design work at the Milan Triennial in 1951, 1954 and the Milan Triennial Grand Prix in 1957. He has also received the Compasso d’Oro Prize, the Lunning Prize, the Prince Eugen Medal and Pro Finlandia. In 1972, he was awarded the title of Professor and Honorary Doctor of the Royal College of Art in London in 1983. Kaj Franck died at the age of 77 in 1989.
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
Mummipappa
Moominpappa is the decisive and fair patriarch of the Moomin family. Moominpappa is known to be adventurous by nature, with thousands of experiences and stories from his younger years. He is also a thinker, who writes his chronicles and always wants to know what is going on around him. Family is everything to Moominpappa, and he is willing to do whatever it takes for his family. He is settled in Moominvalley and enjoys the quiet life, but still remembers his days of wild adventure. Moominpappa loves the sea and considers himself a great sailor and a fisherman. He uses a cane, and is hardly ever seen without his top hat. Moominpappa first appeared in Tove Jansson’s book The Moomins and the Great Flood.
