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Arrives Nov 23 to Dec 2 to Hungary
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- Dimensions
- Length 70 cm · Width 47 cm
- Material
- 57% organic cotton and 43% linen
- Weight
- 70 g
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The Marimekko Ketunmarja Kitchen Towel is printed in Helsinki with the Ketunmarja pattern, drawn by Aino-Maija Metsola in 2018 from the cowberry, and it has a hanging loop on the long edge.
The towel is woven in Estonia from a blend of 57% organic cotton and 43% linen, a mix that dries glasses without leaving lint, and measures 47 x 70 cm. It comes in White / Multicolour and carries an Oeko-Tex certificate. Wash before use at the temperature given and skip the fabric conditioner; shrinkage is up to 6%.
Keep a few on the rail, or fold one around a loaf as a gift, and see the other kitchen textiles in the Marimekko collection.
| Brand | Marimekko |
|---|---|
| Length | 70 cm |
| Width | 47 cm |
| Weight | 0.07 kg |
| Material | 57% organic cotton and 43% linen |
| Item number | 076132-187 |
| EAN | 6411255154112 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
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Marimekko
Ketunmarja: Aino-Maija Metsola's 2018 dusk garden
DesignerAino-Maija Metsola
Aino-Maija Metsola drew Ketunmarja, meaning foxberry, for Marimekko in 2018. It shows foxes slipping into a garden at dusk while small birds perch in a yew. The print appears here at small scale as Pieni Ketunmarja and as Piirto Ketunmarja, a fine line drawing in golden pigment.
- Year Metsola drew Ketunmarja
- 2018
- Pattern repeat of the Piirto Ketunmarja fabric
- 88 cm
- Organic cotton in the cotton and linen kitchen towel
- 57%
- Piirto Ketunmarja cushion cover
- 50 x 50 cm
A story in the print
Foxes, birds and a yew tree at dusk give the pattern a quiet, mysterious mood.
Printed in Helsinki
The fabrics are printed at Marimekko's own factory in Helsinki.
Gold that catches light
Piirto Ketunmarja uses golden metal pigment, so the drawing shifts with the light.
Kitchen and sofa
Oven mitten, pot holder and towel share the print with a cushion cover and fabric.
Foxes in the garden
Ketunmarja is set at dusk. Foxes sneak into a garden, and small birds sit in the branches of a yew. Metsola gives the scene an enchanting, slightly mysterious feel that suits autumn and winter rooms.
Two ways to draw it
Pieni Ketunmarja is the small-scale version for kitchen textiles. Piirto Ketunmarja turns the motif into a fine line drawing printed in golden pigment on unbleached cotton, for cushions and fabric.
Cloth for the kitchen
The oven mitten and pot holder are cotton panama with half the cotton recycled, padded and fitted with a hanging loop. The kitchen towel mixes organic cotton and linen, which dries glasses without leaving lint.
Materials
- Unbleached cotton panama
- Half recycled cotton; unbleached fibres keep the natural tone of the cloth.
- Organic cotton and linen
- 57% organic cotton and 43% linen in the towel, absorbent and lint-free on glass.
- Golden metal pigment
- Used on Piirto pieces; wash inside out and iron on the reverse.
Aino-Maija Metsola is a Helsinki-based illustrator and designer, born in 1983, who graduated from the University of Art and Design Helsinki. She has worked with Marimekko since 2006, painting in watercolour, ink, markers and gouache. Juhannustaika, Jurmo and the Sääpäiväkirja series are hers.
Using it at home
How do I wash the kitchen textiles?
Wash before first use, with like colours, at the temperature on the care label.
What does Ketunmarja mean?
It means foxberry in Finnish, a nod to the foxes in the print.
How big is it?
The kitchen towel is 47 x 70 cm, with a hanging loop on the long edge.
What is it made of?
57% organic cotton and 43% linen, printed in Helsinki.
Who designed the print?
Aino-Maija Metsola drew Ketunmarja for Marimekko in 2018.
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