Marimekko Kieleke Tuulahdus dress black green red
The long Kieleke dress is made of viscose crepe in the Tuulahdus pattern. The dress has an A-line cut, a V-neck and long loose sleeves that are dropped at the shoulder. The sleeve ends feature gatherings and can be tightened with a button closure.
The idea for the Tuulahdus (breeze) pattern came about on a windy day at a summer cottage. A strong easterly wind brought unusually large waves to the shore, and grass and flowers swayed back and forth in the yard.
| Pattern Designer | Lotta Maija |
|---|---|
| Design Year | 2018 |
| Pattern | Tuulahdus |
| Series | Tuulahdus crepe |
| Country of Origin | Lithuania |
Marimekko – art of print making since 1951
Marimekko is a Finnish design house celebrated worldwide for its original prints and colours. Founded in 1951 by a visionary woman Armi Ratia, Marimekko is said to be one of the world's first real lifestyle brands combining fashion, bags and accessories as well as home decoration into one unique point of view.
Over the years, they have remained true to their original mission. Through their timeless, distinctive and functional designs, they want to empower people to be happy as they are and bring joy to their everyday lives through bold prints and colours.
