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About Klaus Haapaniemi

For fans of the beloved iittala Taika pattern, the name Klaus Haapaniemi will ring bells. The internationally recognized London-based Finnish designer's sense of whimsy and magic was illustrated in the pattern that graced the iconic dinnerware and other home goods. Together with Mia Wallenius, Klaus Haapaniemi...

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About Klaus Haapaniemi

Designer Klaus Haapaniemi (born 1970) was dubbed one of most important rising stars in illustration and design by the international WGSN trend analysis service. After graduating as a graphic designer from the Lahti Institute of Design, Finland, the now London-based creative...

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Anonymous

Stunning scarf, of great quality. I love Klaus Haapaniemi's designs and fairy-tale motives, and looked at this scarf for years, before deciding to buy. I'm glad I finally did: it is a work of art, a highly enjoyable one at that. One can wear it many ways; it is a bit small to be a full sized shawl, yet can be thrown over the shoulders too. Incredibly flattering.

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Kim
Stunning scarf

Klaus Haapeniemi designs are so intricate, this makes for a stunning scarf, love it!!

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Captain D.
A Gorgeous Work of Art

I bought this scarf for my wife just after Christmas. It was out of stock before Christmas. What a hit this was with my wife when it arrived as a surprise. It is simply beautiful. My wife says the large size makes it very versatile and I can tell you that both my wife and the scarf look gorgeous when she wears it over the shoulder of her long bright red wool winter coat. It is a stunning contrast. The weight of the silk fabric is very impressive and the design is out of this world. The photos on line do not do this scarf justice as it is even more beautiful in person than it is on line. This is the kind of thing that becomes a family heirloom.