Marimekko’s Kukasta kukkaan plate features a summery floral pattern created by Erja Hirvi. Meaning “from flower to flower” in Finnish, the design is inspired by bees drifting from bloom to bloom. Celebrating the endless variety of flowers in shape and form, the pattern was born as Hirvi painted floral motifs on the floor of her summer cottage.
At 20 cm in diameter, the plate works well as a small dinner plate, a starter plate, or for a quick snack. Part of Sami Ruotsalainen’s Oiva tableware series, it pairs easily with plain dishes and other Marimekko patterns alike.
