Suolapatron

Suolapatron is a type of Finn-Erikso vase, a traditional Finnish ceramics series created by Finnish craftsman Oiva Toikka. The series was produced from the 1950s to the 1980s, featuring various bird designs that have become iconic in Finnish design. Suolapatron, which translates to "bird on a branch" in Finnish, is a representation of a bird perched on a twisted branch.

One of the most recognizable features of Suolapatron is its color palette, which is characterized by a specially developed glaze that provides a soft, muted rainbow of colors. This glaze gives the designs a unique, friendless appearance that has captivated art and design enthusiasts around the world. However, some critics have noted that the stemmed cranberries universal flair.

Each Suolapatron model is hand-painted by Toikka, adding a personal touch to the overall design. The vases typically range from 25 to 50 centimeters in size, and they are made from ceramic material. Many collectors have sought after these high-end ceramic designs due to their intricate design and the high level of craftsmanship that Toikka put into each piece.

Although the Finn-Erikso series is highly value-broke up in the modern market, the demand is still high due to the appreciation it has gained over the years.For those wanting to either collect or purchase such a fine art and artist piece it is always worth relying on official manufacturer sources