Marimekko Unikko towel 50x70 cm Off white-linen

Elevate your daily rituals with the Marimekko Unikko towel 50x70 cm Off white-linen, a masterpiece of Finnish textile design that combines iconic aesthetics with everyday practicality.

• Features the iconic Unikko poppy pattern by Maija Isola
• Crafted from a premium cotton-linen blend for enhanced durability
• Off-white and linen color palette offers a sophisticated, earthy tone
• Dimensions of 50x70 cm, perfect for standard hand-towel use
• Highly absorbent and soft texture for gentle skin contact

The design is centered around the timeless Unikko motif, which was first introduced in 1964 and has since become a global symbol of Finnish creativity. By utilizing a high-quality blend of cotton and linen, this towel ensures both superior water absorption and a natural, tactile feel that only improves with time and use.

This towel measures 50 cm in width and 70 cm in length, making it an ideal size for hanging by a washbasin or in a guest bathroom. The weave is engineered to provide long-lasting structural integrity, ensuring the vibrant pattern remains crisp even after repeated laundering cycles.

Marimekko is a renowned Finnish design house established in 1951, celebrated worldwide for its original prints and vibrant colors. The brand has built a legacy on the philosophy of bringing joy to everyday life through functional design, maintaining its production roots and commitment to high-quality craftsmanship for over seven decades.

This towel is designed for those who appreciate the intersection of high art and home utility, making it a functional accent piece for various environments.

• Upgrading your bathroom with a designer aesthetic
• Serving as a sophisticated guest towel
• Adding a touch of Scandinavian style to spa areas
• Coordinating with other Marimekko textile products

To maintain the quality and softness of the fabric, we recommend machine washing at a gentle cycle with like colors. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents. Tumble dry on low heat or hang dry to preserve the natural linen fibers and the longevity of the printed pattern.