Marimekko Serving Dish - Pikku / Koppa / Black (070557.900)
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Marimekko Serving Dish - Pikku / Koppa / Black (070557.900)
$85.00
The small Pikku Koppa serving dish is made of stoneware with a matt black glaze. It's perfect for the dining table; equally gorgeous for collecting tiny treasures in your bedroom or home office.
The leather handle is easy to remove and should be taken off before washing the dish, which is dishwasher, oven, microwave and freezer proof.
Comes in a gift box.
Designer: Sami Ruotsalainen
Dimensions: 125 x 135 x 400mm
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