Marimekko Bowl - Hyhmä (070610.153)
$30.00
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Marimekko Bowl - Hyhmä (070610.153)
$30.00
Hyhmä (frost) is part of a winter floral series by Aino-Maija Metsola, but its versatile colours lend themselves to being on display all year 'round.
The delicate watercolour design portrays frozen flowers and plants adrift in wintery winds.
Perfect for serving bite-sized snacks or storing small treasures.
The small Oiva bowl features the Hyhmä pattern. It's made of white stoneware that is dishwasher, oven, microwave and freezer proof, making this bowl great for everyday use.
Sold individually.
Designer: Aino-Maija Metsola
Dimensions: Ø95 x H60mm
Capacity: 250mL
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