Kaj Franck

Kaj Franck (Vyborg, Finland 1911 – Santorini, Greece 1989) was an influential Finnish designer and leading figure in Finish art-world between 1940-1980. Today his name is used for the prestigious “The Kaj Franck Design Prize” annually awarded by the Finnish Design Forum. 
Born in 1911 on the Finnish Russian border in a family of architects (his grandfather was director of the famous Arabia Ceramics factory) of Finnish-German-Swedish decent.
He attended the furniture department of Taideteollinen korkeakoulu (todays Aalto university school of Arts, Design and Architecture) in Helsinki.  

Kaj Franck – A largest size glass art-object “Pajunlehti” or “Willowleaf” in unusual colour light-brown, model KF 210 – Nuutajärvi-Notsjö Finland circa 1960

A free blown, flared, cut and polished light brown and clear cased glass art-object “Pajunlehti” or “Willowleaf”, model KF 210. Designed by Kaj Franck in 1954 and executed by the Nuutajärvi-Notsjö glassworks circa 1960.

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Kaj Franck – A largest size glass art-object “Pajunlehti” or “Willowleaf” in unusual colour light-brown, model KF 210 – Nuutajärvi-Notsjö Finland circa 1960 Read More »

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