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Vase, Inari, Raija Uosikkinen, Arabia

Vase, Inari, Raija Uosikkinen, Arabia

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The Details
Designer: Raija Uosikkinen
Object: Vase
Model: No model designation
Series: Inari
Manufacturer: Arabia
Period of Manufacture: 1955-1956
Material: Faience
Technique: Jiggered / Machine-formed
Color: White, light blue, black
Width: 60 mm
Length: 60 mm
Height: 250 mm
Weight: 375 g
Condition: Excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
Signed: Hand-painted "ER".
Numbered: Unnumbered
Keyword: "ER" by the painter; decorated by Raija Uosikkinen.

The Story
Raija Uosikkinen’s 1955 "Inari" vase is a magnificent example of her early work, where she experimented with geometric and abstract patterns before creating her later iconic series. The vase is characterized by delicate horizontal lines complemented by rhythmic, hand-painted teardrop motifs, creating a minimalist and visually compelling aesthetic. Because the series was produced for a very short period—only between 1955 and 1956—well-preserved "Inari" vases are now rare and highly sought after by collectors. Due to its historical value, limited production run, and the rising popularity of Uosikkinen’s work, this piece offers collectors stable, long-term investment value. It is a museum-quality design classic that unites technical craftsmanship with 1950s modern elegance, making it a worthy addition to any discerning ceramic collection.

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Raija Uosikkinen


Raija Liisa Uosikkinen (1923 – 2004). If Arabia’s mid-century ceramics had a soul of joy, it was shaped by Raija Uosikkinen. For nearly forty years, she was the factory’s master of pattern, known for her ability to wrap functional objects in whimsy and storytelling. While she famously collaborated with Kaj Franck to decorate his minimalist forms, she is perhaps best loved for her Emilia and Kalevala series. Her intricate, fine-lined illustrations turned everyday plates and cups into miniature canvases, capturing the essence of Finnish folklore and the charm of daily life.

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