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Arrives Nov 23 to Dec 2 to Hungary
In stock at Marimekko's warehouse, dispatched in 2‑3 weeks
- Dimensions
- Height 17 cm · Diameter 5 cm
- Material
- Mouth-blown glass
- Weight
- 350 g
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The Sukat Makkaralla flute is mouth blown, and the Sukat Makkaralla series is designed by Anu Penttinen to bring some joy to the dinner table. Its name means socks rolled down, and the playful shape recalls a sock leg that has slumped carelessly down the ankle.
Made in Thailand from 100% glass, the flute stands 17 cm high, measures 5 cm across and holds 1.5 dl. It is dishwasher safe and comes packed in a Marimekko logo box. It is available in Clear. Mouth blown glass may hold occasional air bubbles and small signs of craftsmanship.
Bring it out for sparkling wine or a long drink, and pair it with the tumblers in the Marimekko collection.
| Brand | Marimekko |
|---|---|
| Height | 17 cm |
| Diameter | 5 cm |
| Capacity | 1.5 dl |
| Weight | 0.35 kg |
| Material | Mouth-blown glass |
| Color | Clear |
| Item number | 075883-100 |
| EAN | 6411255128007 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
Marimekko
Sukat Makkaralla: Anu Penttinen's 2010 rolled-sock glass
DesignerAnu Penttinen
Finnish glass designer Anu Penttinen created Sukat Makkaralla for Marimekko in 2010. The name means socks rolled down, and the soft folds in the glass recall a sock slumped around the ankle. Each piece is mouth-blown, so small bubbles and slight variations are part of its character.
- Year Penttinen created the series
- 2010
- Capacity of the pitcher
- 1 l
- Height of the glass pitcher
- 23 cm
- From flute to stemware
- 1.5–3 dl
Play at the table
Wavy folds make everyday glass a little funny and very Marimekko.
Made by mouth
Each piece is mouth-blown, so no two are exactly alike.
A full set
Pitcher, tumblers, flutes and stemware share the rolled-down form.
A glassmaker's hand
Designed by a Finnish glassmaker whose studio is in the Nuutajärvi glass village.
Socks rolled down
The idea is simple and funny: a sock leg that has carelessly slumped down. Penttinen turned those soft folds into glass to bring some joy to the dinner table. The folds also give the hand something to hold.
Blown by hand
Each piece is mouth-blown in Thailand. Small air bubbles and slight differences in size and weight are signs of the method. The folds catch light differently on every glass, so a set never looks mechanical.
From water to bubbles
The 1 l pitcher, 23 cm tall and 9 cm across, serves water and juice at the table. The 2 dl tumbler suits everyday drinks, the 1.5 dl flute sparkling wine, and the 3 dl stemware wine at dinner.
Materials
- Mouth-blown glass
- Clear glass with folds formed while hot.
- Dishwasher safe pieces
- The flute and stemware are dishwasher safe.
- Hand-wash pitcher
- Wash the pitcher by hand and dry with a lint-free cloth.
Anu Penttinen is a Finnish designer and glassmaker, born in 1974, who studied in Helsinki and at the Canberra School of Art. In 2003 she founded Nounou Design, now based in the Nuutajärvi glass village. For Iittala she created the Birds by Penttinen collection in 2008.
Using it at home
Is Sukat Makkaralla dishwasher safe?
The flute and stemware are dishwasher safe. Wash the pitcher by hand.
Are the bubbles a fault?
No. They come from mouth-blowing and show each piece was made by hand.
How much do the glasses hold?
The flute holds 1.5 dl, the tumbler 2 dl and the stemware 3 dl.
How big is the pitcher?
It holds 1 litre and stands 23 cm high, 9 cm across.
What does Sukat Makkaralla mean?
Socks rolled down, after the soft folds in the glass.
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