Teema Plate 21cm

Iconic mouth-blown glass vase designed by Alvar Aalto in 1936. The organic, wave-like form was revolutionary for its time and requires 7 craftsmen and 30 hours to create.

Tapio Wirkkala's 1968 design inspired by melting Finnish ice. Still used in Finnair Business Class since 1969. Each glass is mouth-blown at the Iittala factory.

Oiva Toikka's 1964 dewdrop pattern featuring delicate glass droplets in rings. Originally designed to hide joint marks in pressed glass, now a beloved classic.

Designed by Aino Aalto in 1932, featuring concentric rings that provide grip and stack beautifully. Won the Milan Triennial gold medal in 1936.

Oiva Toikka's 1964 dewdrop pattern featuring delicate glass droplets in rings. Originally designed to hide joint marks in pressed glass, now a beloved classic.

Kaj Franck's minimalist 1958 drinking glass with a simple conical shape. Available in multiple colors, embodying the Finnish design principle of essential beauty.

Designed by Aino Aalto in 1932, featuring concentric rings that provide grip and stack beautifully. Won the Milan Triennial gold medal in 1936.

Clean-lined plates in various sizes (3.25" to 10") that double as lids for bowls. The tray becomes a lid, a coaster, or a plate - true modularity.

Iconic mouth-blown glass vase designed by Alvar Aalto in 1936. The organic, wave-like form was revolutionary for its time and requires 7 craftsmen and 30 hours to create.

A refined TY Palace plate developed from hospitality use, balancing formal rim detailing with minimalist surface treatment. The grey glaze adds subtle depth to table settings.