Marimekko's Kukat puhkeavat curtain is adorned with Maija Louekari’s geometric line pattern, capturing the charm of hand-drawn lines and their lively character. Aptly, "Kukat puhkeavat" means "flowers bloom" in Finnish. Made of 100% cotton, the ready-made curtain measures 135 x 245 cm and has a curtain tape at the top edge for hanging. The organic cotton fabric is printed in Helsinki, Finland.
Kukat puhkeavat curtain, 135 x 245 cm, white - black
Marimekko
Description
Marimekko's Kukat puhkeavat curtain is adorned with Maija Louekari’s geometric line pattern, capturing the charm of hand-drawn lines and their lively character. Aptly, "Kukat puhkeavat" means "flowers bloom" in Finnish. Made of 100% cotton, the ready-made curtain measures 135 x 245 cm and has a curtain tape at the top edge for hanging. The organic cotton fabric is printed in Helsinki, Finland.
Product details (8)
- Material
- 100% organic cotton
- Colour
- White, black (dyed with Nature Coatings BioBlack TX pigment)
- Fabric
- Printed cotton
- Length
- 245 cm
- Width
- 135 cm
- Weight
- 0.7 kg
- Notes
- The top edge has a curtain tape that allows you to either hang the curtain directly on the curtain rod or hang it on the curtain rail using clips. The curtain can also be folded up or down as desired using the curtain tape.
- Care instructions
- Machine wash at 40 °C
- Product ID
Designer
Finnish print designer Maija Louekari (b. 1982) is well-known especially for the textile prints designed for Marimekko. Louekari has studied at the University of Art and Design Helsinki, and in 2003 she won a design competition organized jointly by her university and Marimekko. She has worked as a freelance designer for Marimekko ever since.
Louekari finds inspiration for her patterns from everyday life and the small things, people and sounds that surround her. Also different environments from urban metropolises to Finnish forests contribute to her work. Most of Louekari’s large, uniform patterns have been hand-drawn, and she also likes to experiment with different techniques such as paper cutting. Among her most important works are the Siirtolapuutarha and Räsymatto patterns, originally designed for Marimekko's Oiva tableware range in 2009.
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