Kanava is a bold woolrug by Jenni Tuominen

Design: Jenni Tuominen

Jenni Tuominen was awarded the Finnish State Prize for illustrations in 2017. She also won a user-centered design competition by Marimekko in 2006. Since 2017 Jenni has designed collections for Mum's. First, we started with her sweet and lovely Koalas - a collection of koala wall rugs, rugs, bags and cushions, then the popular HÄN cushion collection, which is about equality and friendship. HÄN in Finnish means She/He. We only have one word for both genders in Finnish language.

Now Jenni has designed us an elegant collection of thre woolen design rugs Leija, Sumu and Kanava.

Sizes from 90 x 240, 140x 200, 170 x 240 and 200x 300cm. Also custom sizes.

Price range : 595.00€ to 1,250.00€

595.00€

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Jenni Tuominen was awarded the Finnish State Prize for illustrations in 2017. She also won a user-centered design competition by Marimekko in 2006. Since 2017 Jenni has designed collections for Mum's. First, we started with her sweet and lovely Koalas - a collection of koala wall rugs, rugs, bags and cushions, then the popular HÄN cushion collection, which is about equality and friendship. HÄN in Finnish means She/He. We only have one word for both genders in Finnish language.

Now Jenni has designed us an elegant collection of thre woolen design rugs Leija, Sumu and Kanava.

Sizes from 90 x 240, 140x 200, 170 x 240 and 200x 300cm. Also custom sizes.

MUM's

Mum's was born in South Africa 2006, when Finnish Outi, an artist, and mum herself, collaborated with 15 African women. They made sculptures for an exhibition in Finland, all weaved by hand, designed by Outi, empowering women who worked from home. All women were mothers, so the project was named MUM's.

Later on, it turned to be a name for a sustainable brand "Mum's Good with Goods". During the years a tiny art project has slightly developed into a sustainable design company, combining designers with sustainable production. Mum's has got production in four developing countries India, South Africa, Cambodia, and Bolivia. Everything is handmade as far as possible, people work from home, save travel costs to work. Materials are local either natural or recycled, and each Mum's product is signed by the artisan who made it.