• Marimekko Unikko Fabric Napkin 3 pcs – White / Hay / Sand / Emerald
  • Marimekko Unikko Fabric Napkin 3 pcs – Off-White / Cranberry / Rose

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Unikko Fabric Napkin 3 pcs

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Dimensions
Length 45 cm · Width 45 cm
Material
57% cotton and 43% linen
Weight
110 g
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Description

The Marimekko Unikko Fabric Napkin 3 pcs is a set of three napkins, each showing a different flower from the Unikko pattern, with the fabrics printed in Helsinki and the edges stitched. Unikko dates from 1964, when Marimekko collections held almost no florals: Maija Isola was drawn to the theme and designed a complete range of new floral prints, and the poppy now stands for creativity.

The set is made in Estonia from a cotton and linen blend of 57% cotton and 43% linen, and each napkin measures 45 x 45 cm. The set comes in Off-White / Cranberry / Rose and White / Hay / Sand / Emerald. Wash at the temperature given; shrinkage is up to 6%.

Lay the three flowers around a table so each place setting differs, and see the other table textiles in the Marimekko collection.

BrandMarimekko
Length45 cm
Width45 cm
Weight0.11 kg
Material57% cotton and 43% linen
ColorWhite / Hay / Sand / Emerald
Item number075954-869
EAN6411255129097
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Unikko Fabric Napkin 3 pcsWhite / Hay / Sand / Emerald €50

Marimekko

Unikko from tea towel to wool throw, since 1964

DesignerMaija Isola1927–2001

Maija Isola drew the Unikko poppy in 1964, and it became Marimekko's emblem of creativity. These textiles carry it at every scale: Pieni Unikko for kitchen pieces, the classic size for tablecloths, Iso Unikko and Piirto Unikko for woven wool throws and cushions.

Year Maija Isola drew Unikko
1964
Unikko's 60th anniversary
2024
Scales: Pieni, Unikko, Iso and Piirto
4
Largest tablecloth
135 x 250 cm
  1. One flower, many scales

    Small poppies on pot holders, large blooms on throws, drawn lines on cushions.

  2. Printed in Helsinki

    The printed cloths come from Marimekko's own factory in Helsinki.

  3. Natural fibres

    Organic cotton sateen, cotton and linen towels, and wool throws.

  4. Two-faced blankets

    Jacquard blankets show the pattern in reversed colours on the back.

The flower Ratia didn't want
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The flower Ratia didn't want

Armi Ratia thought real flowers could not be printed well, so early Marimekko had almost no florals. Isola drew a whole range anyway. Unikko, the poppy, stuck and has stayed in production ever since.

Kitchen to table
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Kitchen to table

Pot holders, oven mittens and aprons wear Pieni Unikko in organic cotton. Tea towels and napkins mix organic cotton and linen. The tablecloths are unbleached organic cotton sateen in 140 x 140 and 135 x 250 cm.

Woven in the round
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Woven in the round

The blankets and throws are jacquard woven or knitted, so the poppy is built into the cloth itself. Iso Unikko uses a recycled wool blend; Piirto Unikko, the drawn 2022 version, uses RWS certified wool.

Materials

Organic cotton sateen
Smooth, slightly lustrous tablecloth cloth; wash at the temperature on the label.
Cotton and linen
Absorbent and quick drying for tea towels and napkins.
Wool and wool blends
Air the throws often and wash them only on a wool programme or by hand.

Isola was spotted by Armi Ratia in 1949 and worked for Printex and Marimekko until 1987. Over those years she drew more than 500 prints, among them Kivet, Lokki, Kaivo and Unikko. She painted freely with a brush, a way of working she called dancing with a brush.

Designer and brandMaija Isola1927–2001

Using it at home

How do I wash the Unikko kitchen textiles?

Wash before first use, with like colours, at the temperature on the care label. Avoid bleach.

What do Pieni, Iso and Piirto mean?

Pieni means small and Iso means large, referring to the scale of the poppy. Piirto is the line-drawn version from 2022.

What is in the set?

Three 45 x 45 cm napkins, each showing a different flower from the Unikko pattern.

What are the napkins made of?

They are 57% cotton and 43% linen, printed in Helsinki with stitched edges.

Who designed Unikko?

Maija Isola created the Unikko poppy in 1964.

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