An Overview of Kirsti Brandt’s Provincial Flowers Wall Plaques 

Kirsti Brandt designed many classics for the Finnish Arabia company. One of the most appreciated series is Provincial Flowers (Maakuntakukka) from the 1980s. It consists of 16 wall plaques made of earthenware. They have a rounded form with a diameter of 20 cm and colorful floral motifs.

On the back side, the wall plaques are marked with Kirsti Brandt, Arabia, Finland, and the name of the flower and province. Which of her objects is your favorite? 

Valkovuokko (Wood anemone)

Kanerva (Heather)

Kullervo (Globeflower)

Päivänkakkara (Daisy)

Kielo (Lily of the valley)

Kurjenmiekka (Iris)

Lumme (Water lily)

Pihlaja (Rowan)

Suopursu (Wild rosemary)

Sinivuokko (Hepatica)

Tyrni (Finnberry)

Kangasvuokko (Heath anemone)

Kissankello (Bluebell)

Karjalanruusu (Karelian rose)

Tammi (Oak)

Maitohorsma (Fireweed)