Juhlakukko, Birds by Toikka, Oiva Toikka, Nuutajärvi
Juhlakukko, Birds by Toikka, Oiva Toikka, Nuutajärvi
The Details
Designer: Oiva Toikka
Object: Glass bird / Art glass
Model: Juhlakukko / Celebration Rooster
Series: Birds by Toikka
Manufacturer: Nuutajärvi
Date of Manufacture: 1998
Material: Glass
Technique: Free-blowing
Color: Blue body with spotted lustre tail, red comb and wattle, lustre beak.
Width: 180 mm
Length: 77 mm
Height: 210 mm
Weight: 690 g
Condition: Excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
Signed: Engraved signature "O.Toikka Nuutajärvi 1998 25v".
Numbered: Unnumbered
Keyword: Celebrates the 25th anniversary of Birds by Toikka. Mail order. Scandinavian design, Finnish glass.
The Story
Created by Oiva Toikka for Nuutajärvi, Juhlakukko (Celebration Rooster) was introduced in 1997 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Birds by Toikka collection. The model remained in production until 2008 and became one of the distinctive anniversary birds of the series. The bird is characterised by its deep royal-blue body, red crest and wattle, and richly patterned multicoloured tail. It is made from cased glass with additional coloured glass elements and powder inclusions, creating variation in colour and surface appearance. The form is free-blown and shaped by hand, reflecting the craftsmanship that defined Toikka's bird production at Nuutajärvi. The Juhlakukko is particularly notable as a commemorative piece within the history of Birds by Toikka. Its 25th-anniversary marking, together with Toikka's signature, identifies it as a special edition created to celebrate a significant milestone in the development of one of Finland's best-known glass bird collections.
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Oiva Toikka
Oiva Kalervo Toikka (1931–2019). One of the most imaginative figures in Finnish design, Oiva Toikka transformed glass into a world of colour, movement and storytelling. After graduating in ceramics from the Institute of Industrial Arts in Helsinki in 1956, he began his career at Arabia before joining Nuutajärvi Glassworks in 1963, where he spent the rest of his distinguished career. Refusing to follow strict functionalism, Toikka embraced experimentation, creating both innovative everyday glassware and extraordinary art glass. His iconic Kastehelmi, Flora, Pioni and Krouvi collections became enduring design classics, while his legendary Birds by Toikka series, launched in 1972, grew into more than 400 individually handcrafted birds, each mouth-blown and unique. Beyond glass, Toikka also designed textiles, stage sets and costumes, bringing the same playful imagination to every medium. Honoured with the Pro Finlandia Medal, the Kaj Franck Design Prize and the Prince Eugen Medal, he remains one of Finland's most influential designers, admired worldwide for his boundless creativity, technical mastery and unmistakable artistic vision.
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