24 results for "Bottna Soup Bowl by Iittala" between $10.00 and $50.00

the taika collection was designed in 2007 by klaus haapaniemi for iittala. taika means ‘magic’ in finnish, and haapaniemi hoped that his illustrations would inspire your own imagination and storytelling. taika gives a magic touch to everyday life & it also works well with other iittala dinnerware patterns which can be found here . the color & detail on this dinnerware is a delightful diversion from the traditionally minimalist designs from finland. the dinner plate is decorated with the owl, the...

Designed by Kaj Franck in 1981 Freezer, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe Designed and created for every day use Made of stoneware Made in Finland, Weight: 0.5 lbs., Manufacturer: iittala

Designed by Kaj Franck in 1981 Freezer, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe Designed and created for every day use Made of stoneware Made in Finland, Weight: 0.5 lbs., Manufacturer: iittala

Soup/cereal bowl made of durable porcelain Black and white owl and peacock fanciful design Hand wash or dishwasher safe Designed by Klaus Haapaniemi, Manufacturer: iittala

One soup/cereal bowl Made of porcelain Part of the Teema Collection; one of Scandinavia's most highly appreciated collections Dishwasher safe Manufacturer's warranty against defects, Manufacturer: iittala

In 2007, Iittala launched the highly individual Taika 10-ounce bowl by Klaus Haapaniemi, an internationally renowned illustrator. Klaus Haapaniemi has a very distinctive style of decoration, and combining this style with the basic values of the Iittala range produces an exciting mix. This 10-ounce bowl and the complimentary pieces in this collection, has a fantasy story told on it's surface, bringing an exciting and colorful presentation to the table! To counterbalance the exuberance of the decoration...

Teema is designed to be combined and is highly versatile; the intent was to create a practical and functional design that meant fewer items were needed to complete a set. Teema’s simple lines fit the entire range of iittala dinnerware and glassware, most notably paired up with iittala Origo . Left column: Blue, Turquoise, Black

Taika, new from iittala of Finland’s Klaus Haapaniemi, combines a colorful, exuberant folkloric design with clean, simple, Nordic forms. It mixes so well with the wonderful solid colors of Teema, Kaj Franck’s 1952 design that can be found in design museums worldwide.

Essential simplification. The Teema collection is based on familiar and basic shapes - a circle, a square and a rectangle. Kaj Franck found them simply irresistable, and spent his time reducing all that was excessive, until only the essential remained. This series is highly versitle; every piece is designed with a practical and functional aspect. Mixing these features and combining them with other dishes will give you an endless range of innovative colourful table settings. Teema is one of Scandanavia...

Essential simplification. The Teema collection is based on familiar and basic shapes - a circle, a square and a rectangle. Kaj Franck found them simply irresistable, and spent his time reducing all that was excessive, until only the essential remained. This series is highly versitle; every piece is designed with a practical and functional aspect. Mixing these features and combining them with other dishes will give you an endless range of innovative colourful table settings. Teema is one of Scandanavia...

Essential simplification. The Teema collection is based on familiar and basic shapes - a circle, a square and a rectangle. Kaj Franck found them simply irresistable, and spent his time reducing all that was excessive, until only the essential remained. This series is highly versitle; every piece is designed with a practical and functional aspect. Mixing these features and combining them with other dishes will give you an endless range of innovative colourful table settings. Teema is one of Scandanavia...

The iittala Origo dinnerware, designed by Alfredo Haberli in 1999, are brightly-striped ceramic bowls, mugs, and plates. This attractive and innovative Scandinavian dinnerware was designed for each piece to be fitted together; saucers and plates act as both lids and chargers for mugs and bowls, creating a stackable and interchangeable design for everyday use.