ANNUAL BIRD 2026 LAKLA SEVILLE ORANGE DECOR
ANNUAL BIRD 2026 LAKLA SEVILLE ORANGE DECOR
Designed by Oiva Toikka
The Birds by Toikka Annual Bird 2026, Lakla in Seville orange, is a radiant celebration of Oiva Toikka’s timeless artistry. Each year, a unique collector’s piece joins the iconic series, created exclusively for that year.
DESIGNER
OIVA TOIKKA
Oiva Toikka (1931-2019) is one of the great personas of Finnish glass design. His imaginative, rich and bold glass art is a departure from mainstream Nordic design.
Toikka’s individual style is also evident in the utility objects he creates as they often deviate from the traditional clean-lined puritanism of Finnish design aesthetics.
In addition to glass, his artistic activities cover staging, fashion design and plastic interior design elements.
Toikka has designed a range of home products for Iittala with his Annual Cube, Birds by Toikka, Frutta, Flora, Kastehelmi, Oiva Toikka Collection and Tundra Collections.
INFORMATION
EAN
6411923689199
MATERIAL
Mouthblown Glass
MANUFACTURED
- Limited edition
- Handcrafted and mouth-blown
FEATURES
- Hand wash only
- Manufactured at Iittala glass factory
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RETURN
30 Days
DELIVERY
5 - 8 Days
DETAIL
The 2026 Lakla enchants with its vibrant Seville orange hue, a tone that radiates warmth, energy, and optimism. Freeblown at the Glass Factory in Finland by the most skilled glassblowers, every bird carries subtle variations that make it truly one-of-a-kind. Available only in 2026, the Annual Bird is a cherished gift, a coveted addition to any design collection, and a luminous testament to the enduring magic of Finnish
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION - BIRDS BY TOIKKA
Oiva Toikka (1931-2019) is one of the greatest names in Finnish design. His iconic collection of Birds by Toikka first took flight back in 1972 at the Nuutajärvi glass factory with the creation of his small glass Flycatchers.
Since then hundreds of new birds have joined the flock. The collection embodies a rich fusion of glassmaking traditions and would not have been possible without Toikka’s hands-on-approach at the glassworks and his keen understanding of each employee’s skills. Today, each glass bird is handcrafted and mouthblown at the Iittala Glass Factory.







