Product Details

Details
  • Each vase is unique and mouth blown at the Iittala glass factory in Finland
  • Inspired by waves (“aalto” in Finnish) in the water
  • Designed by Alvar Aalto
  • Available in various colors and sizes
Measurements

H × W × D
3.75 × 4.50 × 3.75 in.
9.5 × 11.4 × 9.4 cm.
Mouth-Blown Glass

Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Iittala. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Iittala Aalto Vase manufactured?

Every vase in the Alvar Aalto Collection is mouth blown at the Iittala factory in Finland, maintaining the same handcraft tradition established when the design was introduced in 1936.

What inspired the shape of the Aalto Vase?

Alvar Aalto drew the form from the movement of water. The word 'aalto' means wave in Finnish, and the vase's organic, asymmetrical silhouette reflects that source without reproducing it literally.

Does the Aalto Vase come in different sizes and colors?

Yes. The Alvar Aalto Collection spans multiple sizes and a wide range of colors, from clear and smoke to bold seasonal hues, allowing the vase to function across very different interiors.

Is the Aalto Vase considered a design collectible?

It is held in the permanent collections of major design museums worldwide and is broadly regarded as one of the most significant glass objects of the twentieth century.

Can the Aalto Vase be used as a functional vase or is it purely decorative?

The design was conceived as a functional object, and the vase works equally well holding flowers or standing alone. Its proportions and the quality of the glass give it presence in either role.

Brand & Designer

Iittala
Aalto Finlandia Vase

Iittala

Founded in 1881 in Iittala, Finland, Iittala specializes in progressive Nordic tableware, glassware, home objects, and interior pieces defined by timeless design, craftsmanship, and everyday beauty.
Alvar Aalto
Aalto Table 91

Alvar Aalto

A Finnish architect and designer whose work joined modernism, nature, and human comfort with enduring clarity and sculptural warmth.