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(1898-1976) Born in Kuortane, Finland. Thanks to his original style and unique talents, Alvar Aalto is one of the greatest names in modern architecture and design. During his career, he designed many buildings in different parts of the world: concert halls, libraries, hospitals, museums, and private homes, including the Villa Mairea. His furniture and lamps, often starting out as a part of the buildings he designed, are produced together with Finnish Artek.

Iittala vase inspired by Alvar Aalto's groundbreaking 1937 glass creation; vase stands 4-3/4 inches high Glassblowers molded the mouth-blown vase by hand to capture Aalto's mysterious form; translucent apple green glass construction Shape of Aalto's creation defies definition with its unpredictable but fluid curves but most emulates the natural lakes of his native Finland; similarly Aalto refused to define the glasswork's purpose and leave that decision in the user's hands Wash the vase by hand;...

(1898-1976) Born in Kuortane, Finland. Thanks to his original style and unique talents, Alvar Aalto is one of the greatest names in modern architecture and design. During his career, he designed many buildings in different parts of the world: concert halls, libraries, hospitals, museums, and private homes, including the Villa Mairea. His furniture and lamps, often starting out as a part of the buildings he designed, are produced together with Finnish Artek.

(1898-1976) Born in Kuortane, Finland. Thanks to his original style and unique talents, Alvar Aalto is one of the greatest names in modern architecture and design. During his career, he designed many buildings in different parts of the world: concert halls, libraries, hospitals, museums, and private homes, including the Villa Mairea. His furniture and lamps, often starting out as a part of the buildings he designed, are produced together with Finnish Artek.

(1898-1976) Born in Kuortane, Finland. Thanks to his original style and unique talents, Alvar Aalto is one of the greatest names in modern architecture and design. During his career, he designed many buildings in different parts of the world: concert halls, libraries, hospitals, museums, and private homes, including the Villa Mairea. His furniture and lamps, often starting out as a part of the buildings he designed, are produced together with Finnish Artek.

More about iittala Aalto Apple Green Vase - 6-1/4" For more than 70 years, the Aalto vase, designed by Finnish architect and furniture designer Alvar Aalto, has been one of the most famous pieces of glass in history. Aalto, Finnish for “wave” created an original glass vase with wavy lines and whimsical freeform design that, to many, suggests the undulating profile of a Finnish lake. Aalto’s vase continues to win awards, has residency in famous museums, and is recognized and appreciated worldwide.

The Apple Green Iittala Alvar Aalto Votives is part of the Alvar Aalto Collection for Iittala and is based on the Aalto Vase, one of the most iconic and enduring pieces of Finnish design. Sometimes called the Savoy Vase because it was designed by Alvar Aalto and his wife Aino Aalto for the Savoy restaurant in Helsinki, Finland, the vase was displayed at the 1937 World’s Fair in Paris. The Aalto vase was originally inspired by the hem of a woman’s dress of the Sami people, an indigenous people that...

Alvar Aalto created the Aalto vase in various shapes, sizes and colors for Iittala and the World Fair in Paris in 1937. As is typical with a great work of art, the shape has been reinterpreted ever since. Alvar Aalto would never demonstrate how his glass objects should be used, but wanted the user to decide. This freedom to interpret the origins and function may be what has helped keep the Aalto collection so contemporary and fresh. Pieces can be displayed as a group or as a single, exclusive...

Iittala 2-piece votive set inspired by Alvar Aalto's groundbreaking 1937 glass creation; each votive stands 2-1/4 inches high Glassblowers molded the mouth-blown votives by hand to capture Aalto's mysterious form; translucent apple green glass construction Shape of Aalto's creation defies definition with its unpredictable but fluid curves but most emulates the natural lakes of his native Finland; similarly Aalto refused to define the glasswork's purpose and leave that decision in the user's hands...

Alvar Aalto simplified design elements to create a design that allows for various use. The Aalto Collection made waves in 1937 when first presented at the Paris world exhibition. The mysterious form made a strong statement against industrial production failing to meet human needs. Today it is an icon of a design movement.

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) Born in Kuortane, Finland. Thanks to his original style and unique talents, Alvar Aalto is one of the greatest names in modern architecture and design. During his career, he designed many buildings in different parts of the world: concert halls, libraries, hospitals, museums, and private homes, including the Villa Mairea. His furniture and lamps, often starting out as a part of the buildings he designed, are produced together with Finnish Artek.

Vibrant apple green is the newest colorwave in iittala’s glassware line. The apple green color looks radiant on the classic Aalto vase; the light filters through the glass, illuminating its attractive shape. Unveiled at the 1937 Paris World’s Fair, the Aalto vase quickly became an international sensation. Its clean silhouette is simple yet elegant, making it a perfect adornment for any room in your home. More than just an accessory, this vase is a piece of art that you will treasure for years to...

The Aalto Vase Collection, designed by Finnish architect Alvar Aalto, is undoubtedly the best-known design from Finland. In 1936 Alvar Aalto designed the vase for the Savoy Hotel in Helsinki, it won the Grand Prize at the World's Fair in Paris the following year. The vases have become some of the world's most famous glass objects, forever contemporary. Alvar Aalto encouraged creative usage of his vases and bowls. The vases make great containers for pens, kitchen utensils, q-tips, or cotton balls...

This decorative 15-inch glass tray is a work of art by Finnish designer Alvar Aalto. Use this large tray to complement your home decor, enhance the presentation of an Aalto vase, or as a special serving piece. Destined to become a family heirloom, this tray makes a fantastic gift.