Moomin Dipping Bowl Haru (2024-) *LABEL*

Description • Official Moomin Characters licensee • Each product is individually inspected Moomin dipping bowl Haru is a part of the very first full dinnerware collection by Moomin Arabia. The name of the collection, Haru, comes from the island of Klovharun, where Tove Jansson had a summer cottage together with her partner Tuulikki Pietilä. The collection is designed by Naoto Niidome and Nathalie Lautenbacher, combining Finnish and Japanese influences. Haru, in Japanese, means spring. The color scheme of the Haru collection is very classic, combining ink-blue illustrations with a white background. The illustrations are based on Tove Jansson’s wreath motifs. Jansson drew many different wreaths showcasing the different characters of Moominvalley during her career. They were often used for book covers as well as in letters Tove wrote to her fans. The design of the Haru collection on the other hand was inspired by the rounded edges of stones and rocks shaped by the sea. The Haru collection consists of three plates, three bowls, a serving plate, a tea mug and a chopstick stand. See the entire Haru collection by clicking here. Do you have the Haru Moomin dipping bowl and are looking to sell it? We also buy Moomin bowls. Click here, fill the form and you will receive an offer within the same day.