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Iittala is a Finnish design brand and a creative universe renowned for its artistic glass–making and progressive everyday objects. Iittala's roots are in Finland, and its heritage is in artisanal glass making. What started as a glass factory in 1881 now celebrates generations of design, art, and culture. Iittala is guided by the knowledge handed down to the next generation by its designers and its passionate craftspeople.
Today, Iittala's heritage and craftsmanship enable the brand to be experimental, playful, and bold. Experience Iittala's creative universe and find a design that is made to be loved and cherished, enduring for years to come.

During 3daysofdesign, Iittala unveils the new innovative tableware line, Solare, which reimagines the dining experience through light and form. The concept also introduces new glass art, and small accessories that extend the light–inspired aesthetic into the home. The Solare features mouth–blown glassware crafted at Iittala's factory in Finland, where skilled artisans create forms that capture and transform light.

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