• Marimekko Bottna Cotton Fabric
  • Marimekko Bottna Cotton Fabric

Marimekko

Bottna Cotton Fabric

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Dimensions
Pattern repeat 79 cm
Material
100% organic cotton
Weight
210 g
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Description

This Marimekko cotton carries the Bottna pattern, printed in Helsinki and sold by the metre. Created by Anna Danielsson in 2002, its water lily leaves catch the spirit of Art Nouveau and reflect the designer's concern for the environment.

The cloth is 100% organic cotton with a 79 cm pattern repeat, and it comes in White / Black. Wash with like colours, follow the washing temperature given and allow for shrinkage of up to 4%. Made in Finland.

Use it for curtains, a screen or cushion covers, and pick up matching tones from the Marimekko collection.

BrandMarimekko
Pattern repeat79 cm
Weight0.21 kg
Material100% organic cotton
Item number075016-190
EAN6411255041320
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Bottna Cotton Fabric €47

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Marimekko

Eight Marimekko prints by the metre, from 1956 to 2025

DesignerMarimekko design team

These fabrics show the range of Marimekko's print studio across seven decades, from Maija Isola's 1956 Kivet to Vibeke Rohland's 2025 Rutsjebane. All are printed in Helsinki at Marimekko's own factory and ordered by the metre for curtains, cushions, upholstery and sewing.

Years the eight prints were designed
1956–2025
About this many metres printed a year in Helsinki
1 million
Longest repeat: Hennika
177 cm
Prints by six designers
8
  1. Printed in Helsinki

    Every Marimekko fabric by the metre is printed at the Herttoniemi factory.

  2. Seven decades of print

    Archive classics sit beside prints from the 2000s and 2020s.

  3. Large repeats

    Repeats from 62 to 177 cm keep the designs bold on a wall or window.

  4. Natural cloth

    Organic cotton, with Kuuskajaskari on 100% linen.

Archive classics
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Archive classics

Isola built Kivet (1956) from circles cut with scissors, likely after the rough stones on her atelier grounds. Kaivo (1964) came from watching ripples spread when a bucket dropped into a well. Hennika (1958) is a block stripe by Vuokko Eskolin-Nurmesniemi.

From the 2000s
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From the 2000s

Erja Hirvi's Lumimarja (2004) began with a winter branch hung with berries. Anna Danielsson's Bottna (2002) draws water lily leaves. Aino-Maija Metsola's Juhannustaika (2007) paints midsummer flowers, and her Kuuskajaskari (2012) carries autumn winds.

New in 2025
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New in 2025

Danish textile artist Vibeke Rohland painted Rutsjebane in 2025 for Marimekko's Artist in Residence programme. Loose, overlapping stripes give it movement. Rutsjebane is Danish for roller coaster.

Materials

Organic cotton
Firm, printable cloth for curtains, cushions and light upholstery.
Linen
Kuuskajaskari is printed on 100% linen, which drapes and filters light.
Screen printing
The fabrics are screen printed in Helsinki, with a separate screen for each colour.

Marimekko was founded in Helsinki in 1951 and has always worked with independent print designers. These fabrics bring together Maija Isola, Vuokko Eskolin-Nurmesniemi, Erja Hirvi, Anna Danielsson, Aino-Maija Metsola and Vibeke Rohland, whose prints are all printed at the house's Helsinki factory.

Designer and brandMarimekko design team

Using it at home

How much fabric should I order?

Measure the project and round up to whole pattern repeats so the print lines up across panels.

How do I wash these fabrics?

Wash with like colours at the temperature on the care label. Wash before sewing to allow for shrinkage.

Which prints suit curtains?

Large repeats such as Hennika (177 cm) and Juhannustaika (125 cm) show best on wide windows; Kuuskajaskari linen filters light.

Which suit cushions and small projects?

Kivet and Lumimarja, with 62 cm repeats, fit well on cushions, bags and table linen.

Are the fabrics printed in Finland?

Yes. They are printed at Marimekko's factory in Helsinki.

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