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Pesofati Kukasta kukkaan Scarf
The Pesofati scarf features the Kukasta kukkaan pattern and the printed Marimekko logo on the bottom edge. The scarf has stitched edges.
This product is made of 100% organic cotton.
Erja Hirvi brought the joyfully blossoming Kukasta kukkaan print to life during a burst of creativity at her summer retreat fully immersed in floral inspiration. The loosely conceived pattern emerged as she painted capturing the myriad ways flowers appear in nature. The Finnish name of the design translates to “from flower to flower” – a nod to the playful flight of bumblebees among summer blooms.
This product is made of 100% organic cotton.
Erja Hirvi brought the joyfully blossoming Kukasta kukkaan print to life during a burst of creativity at her summer retreat fully immersed in floral inspiration. The loosely conceived pattern emerged as she painted capturing the myriad ways flowers appear in nature. The Finnish name of the design translates to “from flower to flower” – a nod to the playful flight of bumblebees among summer blooms.
$95.00
Pesofati Kukasta kukkaan Scarf—
$95.00
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The Pesofati scarf features the Kukasta kukkaan pattern and the printed Marimekko logo on the bottom edge. The scarf has stitched edges.
This product is made of 100% organic cotton.
Erja Hirvi brought the joyfully blossoming Kukasta kukkaan print to life during a burst of creativity at her summer retreat fully immersed in floral inspiration. The loosely conceived pattern emerged as she painted capturing the myriad ways flowers appear in nature. The Finnish name of the design translates to “from flower to flower” – a nod to the playful flight of bumblebees among summer blooms.
This product is made of 100% organic cotton.
Erja Hirvi brought the joyfully blossoming Kukasta kukkaan print to life during a burst of creativity at her summer retreat fully immersed in floral inspiration. The loosely conceived pattern emerged as she painted capturing the myriad ways flowers appear in nature. The Finnish name of the design translates to “from flower to flower” – a nod to the playful flight of bumblebees among summer blooms.
