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Hopeakuu Silver Moon Minimalist Silver Pendant, Tapio Wirkkala N. Westerback -73
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Description
A beautiful and large silver pendant by the prominent Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala. This gorgeous piece of jewellery is named Silver Moon, Hopeakuu in Finnish for its resemblance to the moon shape with its concentric rings. The beautiful minimal design makes it a classic that is easy to mix and match with different colours, other accessories or jewellery. Please note that this design was made in different sizes with this being the largest and consequently rarest. Hand made by prominent silversmith Nilo Westerback in 1973, this piece is fully stamped with all silver hallmarks.
The piece is in beautiful shape and has a monogram of the name of the previous owner and dated when apparently given as a present in 1980.
A perfect gift for Jewellery lovers and more so for mid-century enthusiasts.
Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985) was a genius designer and sculptor who was recognized as a leading figure in Finnish arts and crafts in the "golden era" of 1950s-1960s after the wars. Sometimes called the Finnish Da Vinci for his versatility and his incredible understanding of geometry which resulted in some truly amazing pieces which you can't compare to any other designer's work. He used a number of different materials in his designs including glass, wood, plywood, silver and ceramics, and always had a very unique and distinct approach to his designs. Wirkkala has been awarded a great number of Triennale awards, gold medals and special recognitions, and is internationally acclaimed. -
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Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Notes: This Silver pendant is designed by Tapio Wirkkala and manufactured by N.Westerback in the 1970s in Finland. Origin: Finland Period: 1950-1999 Materials: Silver Condition: Good. The overall impression is good. Creation Date: 1970s Metals: Silver Gender: Ladies' Styles / Movements: Mid-Century Incollect Reference #: 775477
Haddadin provides seamless door-to-door delivery for U.S. designers, including professional custom crating and fully insured shipping that typically arrives within 2 to 14 business days. We simplify the export process with tax-free invoicing for non-EU clients and offer dedicated trade pricing on our expertly vetted, authentic Nordic collection.
Haddadin Design, located in Helsinki, Finland, offers a curated collection of premium Finnish and Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design, specializing in iconic works by renowned designers such as Paavo Tynell and Alvar Aalto. We are dedicated to providing exceptional customer experiences, authenticity, and high-quality service, ensuring each purchase is a meaningful and enjoyable journey. For inquiries, reach us at +358 505552865 or faris@haddadin.fi
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