Muurla Tilhi Turquoise Glass Bird
by iittala
✔ Made in Finland
✔ Mouthblown
✔ Designed by:
✔ Signed: No
✔ Limited Edition: No
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Description
Mouth-blown without the use of a mold in Finland, every Muurla Tilhi Turquoise Glass Bird is a unique piece of handcrafted art. Still, each one-of-a-kind creation will share a beautiful turquoise body, black head, and patterned tail. The senior glassblowers have more than 30 years experience and each add their own personal touch to their birds using glass that's been melted in 1100 C (2012 F) heat. Because lead-free sand from Finnish nature is used in the production, you'll bring a piece of Finland home when you purchase a Muurla bird. Add the Tilhi to your Finnish flock of birds or gift it to a friend who appreciates beautiful craftsmanship. Inspired by the Waxwing (Tilhi in Finnish), birdwatchers will also appreciate this piece.
Product Details
- Made in: Finland
- Made by: Muurla
- Designer:
- Measurements: 8" L x 3-1/2" W x 5" H (20 x 9 x 13 cm)
- Signed: No
- Year Introduced:
- Limited Edition: No
- Numbered: No
- Primary Color: Blue,Green
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Oiva Toikka (1931-2019) is one of the most well-known personalities of Finnish glass. Toikka’s projects offered a departure from the clean-lined designs Finland is known for. The creations from Toikka’s imagination have been brought to life by the master glassblowers at iittala for over 50 years. Toikka’s glass bird collection is his most familiar work and his limitless creativity has delivered hundreds of colorful, mouth-blown collectibles to the world. GlassBirds.com offers the largest collection of Toikka glass birds in the US.