A collection of Marimekko fabrics for making the traditional Russian Shapova. Making of Mari Matryoshkas at Semenov Matryoshka factory. Maija louekari Print and graphic designer who has been designing for Marimekko since In the piece, Marimekko is in dialoque with different cultures. They have even created a tea house based on the Japanese tea ceremony ideals but influenced by modern Finnish design thinking.
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Sixteen artists and designers were invited to create new works for the exhibition produced by Marimekko and Kiasma. Porcelain "Paratiisi",by Birger Kaipainen. Materials: Uzbekistan traditional Ikat fabric, silk. Rose patterned fabric from Ivanov, Russia.
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Nobuhiro san guides us through the hall of weaving machines producing Kurume Ori fabrics.
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By Hans Karlsson Dual exhibitions: "Power of ceramics: Modernism in finnish Applied arts", and "marimekko spirit: Finish design exhibition". The idea is to continue the great tradition of Finnish ceramics!
Tono-ben: Landing page. These and other works of by the renowned artist goes beyond what many in Japan think of as ceramics, as they incorporate a variety of materials and objects other than clay. Turn on subtitles using the cc icon at the lower right corner of the screen PC or the three dots Mobile in the same location.
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The patterns are created by knotting the yarns before the dye.
After pulling away the yarns, the pattern is finished using sewing machine. We choose a couple of linen fabrics from Marimekko to be able to use the Gipur technique.
First Hiroko-san takes us on a factory tour to show us the manufacturing secrets of Hanten jackets. He has teamed up with Dr Harri Kalha.
From our travels, we brought back to Finland local fabrics and made Marimekko costumes with dressmakers in Marimekko factory.
There are more than one hundred artworks.