Marimekko Unikko Cotton Fabric<Woman Printed Fabrics

The Unikko Pattern On This Heavyweight Cotton Fabric Is Printed In Helsinki.

This Classic Was Created In 1964, After Marimekko Founder Armi Ratia Publicly Proclaimed A Ban On Flowers In Marimekko Prints. Artist Maija Isola Defied The Order And Designed A Whole Collection Of Floral Patterns That Were So Fresh And Unique That Armi Ended Up Taking Eight Of Them. One Of Those She Accepted Was Unikko, The Future Icon Of Icons, Now In Delightful, Infatuating New Shades.

This Product Is Certified In Accordance With Standard 100 By Oeko-Tex® (Se 08-1621 Swerea Ivf).

Please Note That The Maximum Continuous Length You Can Order Is 15 Meters.