Lokki jug, light blue

Lokal Helsinki

81.60€ 88.70€

Colour: Light blue


Lokal Helsinki
Lokki jug
81.60€ 88.70€



Description

The Lokki jug was inspired by the atmosphere of the Finnish capital Helsinki as well as the surrounding archipelago, particularly during summer. The jug has a charming minimalist look with a touch of humour: its round shape, matte finish, teeny-tiny spout and large handle add up to an understated but playful design. The Lokki jug, Finnish for "seagull", is designed by ceramicist Saija Halko.

Hand-crafted in Finland, the Lokki jug is 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
Porcelain, glazed inside
Colour
Light blue
Height
15 cm
Diameter
9 cm
Care instructions
Handwash only
Product ID
LOH-LK20003

Saija Halko

Saija Halko is a Finnish ceramist and designer who has studied ceramic and glass design at the Aalto University, Helsinki. Halko specializes in small-scale production with a focus on ceramic everyday objects. The Maja vases, designed for Lokal Helsinki’s collection, are a great example of her minimalist style.

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