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About iittala

First founded as a glassworks company in 1881, iittala is now a leading company in modern Finnish design producing a range of dinnerware, glassware and art pieces. You'd be hard-pressed to find a Finn or fan of Finnish design that doesn't recognize the iittala brand, which is found in nearly every...

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About Klaus Haapaniemi

Designer Klaus Haapaniemi (born 1970) was dubbed one of most important rising stars in illustration and design by the international WGSN trend analysis service. After graduating as a graphic designer from the Lahti Institute of Design, Finland, the now London-based creative has...

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Customer Reviews

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Kathryn
Design at its best...

Absolutely LOVE the design and quality of my new Iittala Taika plates, bowls , cups and saucers. Mixing and matching the red, blue and white pieces makes for a stunning table setting. FinnStyle is an amazing company to buy from. I will definitely keep coming back for more!

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Jaana
Solid design!

Large beautiful plate. I useit as a small serving platter or a dinner plate. Love it!

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Beth G.
Beautiful

I bought these plates to go along with the blue and white plates I already own. They look great together on the table.

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Elizabeth
In love with these

We purchased two more plates to add to our set of red Taika. I love the creatures.

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Marie
Vivid color, incredible detail! Quality and magic in one. Stunning!

I searched through thousands of dish patterns before I saw these by Iittalla Taiko, vivid, enchantingly detailed dishes. I was stunned, and I never use that word. In person, these dishes are even more beautiful. The quality is very good. I like the size and the ease of cleaning them, also the versatility of mixing and matching the pieces. I would like to meet the designer and see more of his work. Finally, an artist who is not afraid of using color in this mundane, minimalist, "gray-everything", mid-century-boring era! btw I lived thru the 'mid-century' era: the design was boring then and it is boring now.