Ceramic Plaque by Birger Kaipiainen

Birger Kaipiainen, a ceramic plaque,
Arabia, Finland 1940’s. Painted
polychrome decor of a female portrait,
signed KAIPIAINEN

8.000 GBP

H: 49cm / 20”

W: 38cm / 15”

D: 3cm / 2”

Item nr: 12337

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Birger Kaipiainen

Birger Kaipiainen (1915–1988) was a Finnish ceramic artist and designer, renowned for his work in the field of decorative ceramics and his contributions to Finnish design. He is best known for his distinctive, colorful, and intricate ceramic pieces that often incorporated nature motifs and folk-art influences.

Kaipiainen was born in Finland and trained at the Helsinki School of Industrial Arts. Throughout his career, he worked for the famous Finnish design company Arabia, which was known for producing high-quality porcelain and ceramic ware. Kaipiainen's work stood out due to his elaborate glazes, vibrant colors, and the expressive nature of his designs.

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