Iittala Aalto 6-1/4-Inch Glass Vase
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Aalto Vase 6.25" ClearAlvar Aalto is one of the most famous names in modern architecture and design. Born in Finland in 1898, his unique style was inspired by Finnish nature. He designed the Aalto vase in 1936 and unveiled the line at the 1937 Paris World Fair.Each vase is mouth blown at the factory in Iittala Finland. The process requires 7 crafts people working through 12 different stages. The vase's unusual shape is said to be taken from the undulating shorelines of Finland's thousands of lakes. Aalto has created a simplified, free and timeless form.
Aalto Vase 6.25" ClearAlvar Aalto is one of the most famous names in modern architecture and design. Born in Finland in 1898, his unique style was inspired by Finnish nature. He designed the Aalto vase in 1936 and unveiled the line at the 1937 Paris World Fair.Each vase is mouth blown at the factory in Iittala Finland. The process requires 7 crafts people working through 12 different stages. The vase's unusual shape is said to be taken from the undulating shorelines of Finland's thousands of lakes. Aalto has created a simplified, free and timeless form.
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Iittala Aalto 6-1/4-Inch Glass Vase
$379.00
Aalto Vase 6.25" ClearAlvar Aalto is one of the most famous names in modern architecture and design. Born in Finland in 1898, his unique style was inspired by Finnish nature. He designed the Aalto vase in 1936 and unveiled the line at the 1937 Paris World Fair.Each vase is mouth blown at the factory in Iittala Finland. The process requires 7 crafts people working through 12 different stages. The vase's unusual shape is said to be taken from the undulating shorelines of Finland's thousands of lakes. Aalto has created a simplified, free and timeless form.
Aalto Vase 6.25" ClearAlvar Aalto is one of the most famous names in modern architecture and design. Born in Finland in 1898, his unique style was inspired by Finnish nature. He designed the Aalto vase in 1936 and unveiled the line at the 1937 Paris World Fair.Each vase is mouth blown at the factory in Iittala Finland. The process requires 7 crafts people working through 12 different stages. The vase's unusual shape is said to be taken from the undulating shorelines of Finland's thousands of lakes. Aalto has created a simplified, free and timeless form.