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Finnish designers today rank among the most exciting in the world. The elements have a simple, timeless design idiom which made them long-lasting and, in many cases, different color choices to allow changes. The myth of Finnish design parallels another strong legend originating in the 1950s, Scandinavian Design, a term applied to the entire modern industrial arts of the Nordic countries.

Elegance, durability and practicality are features that Finns have always demanded from the best interior design products. Lapuan Kankurit Oy, founded in 1973, is a modern Jacquard-weaving mill seeking product ideas from current needs while paying homage to the strong Finnish textile traditions. Using the natural fibers of linen and cotton, LK aims to design and manufacture modern, high-quality decorative textiles as well as textiles for everyday use in Scandinavian homes.
Nancy Bladfält's and Marja Rautiainen's new holiday patterns brings a merry air to the Christmas kitchen. The color of the Joulupuu (Christmas Tree), Pipari (Gingerbread) and Lumihiutale (Snow Flake) rib cloth and kitchen towel are a fresh red-and-white. Those new table textiles create a genuine feeling of traditional Christmas. The festive tablecloths and light glass towels are 100% linen. The color options include white, red, blue, brown and black. In addition, the red and light green Julia towels and runners fit into the homey Christmas kitchen.


floatingbetween these. The typical symbols on a Sami drum are gods (Thunder, Horn, Wind and Mother), people, reindeer and other animals and different kind of tools. Every drum is unique and one will never find two quite alike.






Following his Lapland theme comes the Shaman Sun series with astonishing vibrant colors!





Even the best weaving equipment will never replace skilled textiles professionals. The ability of the mill staff, the designers and the suppliers to cooperate seamlessly is a constant source of new ideas. Product development requires open-mindedness and the ability to deal with risks associated with innovation. Courage is required in order to question old practices, and this is a rare quality found in a select few. It is the designers’ job to courageously create linen interior design textiles for Scandinavian homes. In Finnish linen designs tradition and old world elegance unites with fresh modern ideas, creating curious and timeless beauty for any home.


Jokipiin Pellava Oy is a family company founded in 1920. Until 1989 the company was known by the name "Jokipiin Villa- ja Pellavakehräämö Oy".
The raw material that we use is increasingly linen yarn that has been grown and refined in Finland. This is called Nord Lin linen. Linen farming re-started in Finland in the 90's. The largest areas in Finland are in the Ostrobothnian region.
Jokipiin Pellava is specialized in weaving linen terry towels and other linen textiles that fulfill the demands of home and public interiors.

Lapuan Kankurit Oy, founded in 1973, is a modern Jacquard-weaving mill seeking product ideas from current needs while paying homage to the strong Finnish textile traditions. Using the natural fibers of linen and cotton, they aim to design and manufacture modern, high-quality decorative textiles as well as textiles for everyday use.
All linen products are designed, manufactured and finished at companies’ own weaving mills in