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Tiiliskivi throw, 130 x 170 cm, plum - orange red
Description
Marimekko's Tiiliskivi throw, colored in plum and orange-red, features a simple grid pattern from 1952. Did you know that the classic Marimekko print was designed by the company's founder, Armi Ratia?
The invitingly soft and warm Tiiliskivi blanket is made from a jacquard-woven wool certified to the Responsible Wool Standard, a certification that confirms responsible production and traceability. The pattern is repeated on the reverse side in contrasting colors, and the throw blanket is finished with fringed edges.
- Length: 66.93 in (170 cm)
- Width: 51.18 in (130 cm)
- Material 100 % wool
- Colour Purple, orange red
- Fabric Jacquard-knitted
- Weight 2.43 lbs (1.1 kg)
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Notes
Products woven with Jacquard technique may have slight variations in measurements.
The colors of the pattern are opposite on the other side of the throw. - Care instructions Air regularly, clean by brushing. Dry cleaning if necessary.
- Product ID: MA076106-430
Armi Ratia (1912–1979) was a textile artist, the founder of Marimekko and one of the most famous Finnish entrepreneurs. She was the CEO of Marimekko until 1969 and again from 1971 onwards. Ratia studied textile design in Helsinki and graduated in 1935. After graduating, she founded her first enterprise, a weaving mill in Vyborg. In 1939, she had to leave the weaving mill as she moved to Helsinki together with her husband, Viljo Ratia.
Marimekko’s story can be said to have started when Armi Ratia joined Printex, a manufacturer of oilcloths and print fabric owned by her husband, where she began to acquire bold and colorful patterns for printing. Two years later Marimekko was born. In the early days of Marimekko, Ratia sketched clothes and patterns on fabrics herself, but later on got more interested in marketing. She created the vision for Marimekko and found talented artists to implement it.
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