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Marimekko’s Unikko: 50 years of flower power


The Washington Post - 29-May-2014

In 1964, when Marimekko’s red-and-white poppy pattern Unikko was introduced, America was poised to embrace flower power. Since them, hundreds of items including tableware, sheets and sneakers have been produced in this bold print, whose name means “poppy” in Finnish. The pattern became an icon for Marimekko, the Finnish company founded in 1951 by Armi Ratia that brought energy and innovation to the...


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