Marimekko Socks Rolled Down Clear Goblet alvar-aalto-com won the 1932 iittala-Karhula design

won the 1932 iittala-Karhula design competition in Finland and the gold prize at the Milan Triennale in 1936 for her functionalist glassware collection

Masaru Suzuki's pattern of tree needles brings the beauty of northern nature inside

Maija Isola's 1964 poppies called "Unikko" will bring timeless style to your kitchen

Designed by Minna Niskakangas in a vibrant mint green

Marimekko Socks Rolled Down Clear Goblet alvar-aalto-com won the 1932 iittala-Karhula designCome home, relax, roll your socks down. This Marimekko Sukat Makkaralla (Socks Rolled Down) glass is named for the rolls in its stem. Design by Anu Penttinen, it modernizes the traditional goblet, making any hour a happy one. Use it to hold wine, water, juice, or even a scoop of sorbet; any treat will feel fun and fancy with this mouth blown beauty. Note: This Marimekko glassware has been individually made by way of mouth blown glass. Small bubbles in