Seppel and Siirto
Marimekko Pre-Spring 2024

 Seppel (wreath), designed by Antti Kekki, was inspired by Maija Isola's iconic Unikko – specifically, the flower stems, which now bend into soft arcs overlapping each other, resembling tree rings. The festive Seppel print was created by combining curved shapes, cut from paper in Antti's signature style. The flower center is also used as a precious gem in the crown of Unikko's 60th anniversary wreath. 

 Siirto (transition) is an abstract composition that draws inspiration from both the shapes of the Unikko print and Marimekko's Tasaraita (even stripe). The intertwining forms within the stripes create a dynamic pattern that is both forward-thinking and a tribute to Marimekko's past. Antti Kekki created Siirto using his characteristic paper cut technique.

FABRIC

Sold by the decimeter (10 cm) – Width 145 cm
Printed in Finland

TABLEWARE

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