DOT BRICKA

Name: DOT BRICKA
Brand: FINE LITTLE DAY
SKU: TR-DOT4322
Price: 51.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$51.00

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Bring what you need on DOT tray with pattern by Isis Maakestad. A perfectly sized tray for oils and spices at the kitchen counter or for serving. \n \nIsis Maakestad, born in 1986, is a visual artist and illustrator working in Gothenburg who has designed several products for Fine Little Day. In 2016 she graduated from The Art Academy in Bergen, Norway. \n \nOur trays are FSC-marked which ensures that all registered forest plantations only cut down trees according to very strict norms and regulations. Also the rights of the local inhabitants and forest workers are respected. When you choose a FSC marked product you show that you care for our nature and environment, just as we do. Thank you! \n \nDesign Isis Maakestad for Fine Little Day \nSize 43x22 cm / 16.9×8.6 in \nMaterial Laminated birch \nColour Light Olive/Black \nCare Dishwasher safe up to 95°C \nMade in Sweden \nOther Food contact approved (EU)

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You are always entitled to return your item(s) within 14 days from the time of receiving your order. To exercise the right of return within the timeframe, contact Fine Little Days Customer Service.

You are responsible for shipping costs when you use the right of exchange and return. Right of exchange and return do not apply to textiles purchased by the meter, sewing service or made to ordered items.

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MORE FROM ISIS MAAKESTAD

Isis Maakestad is a visual artist and illustrator based in Gothenburg. For Fine Little Day Isis have created patterns for textiles, posters, trays and held an exhibition at FLD Gallery.