The beautiful espresso cup and saucer by Marimekko impresses with the simple but unusual point pattern Räsymatto, which means something like patchwork quilt. These are reminiscent of the uneven clinging.

The Finnish textile company Marimekko was founded in 1951 by Viljo Ratia and his wife Armi. The design was particularly well known in the 1960s and 1970s, not least by Jacqueline Kennedy, who wore a Marimekko dress on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Today Marimekko is world-famous for his high-quality designer fabrics and home accessories with distinctive patterns, motifs and colors, and has remained faithful to his mission to bring joy to the small and big moments of everyday life, over the years. The often large-scale, yet simple motifs and color combinations are timeless, innovative, characteristic and inspired by nature. Marimekko's design philosophy involves the combination of timelessness and functionality, with creative patterns and original colors and the spread of happiness and joy - to understand and absorb the beauty of life.