Gabriel Keramik/Gabriel/Ceramic Plaque/Linnæa

Introducing a ceramic tile from Gabriel Keramik, featuring the Linea twinflower.
This Gabriel ceramic tile, distinct from those by "Jie", is an oval type perfect for wall display. The twinflower is a wild flower that grows like forest moss and blooms as a single flower with two buds. Its flower meaning is "marital love." Its subtly pink blooms and quiet appearance have long been used as a design motif by many Swedes.
Please enjoy decorating your favorite spot with ceramic tiles of various sizes and shapes, changing them with the seasons.

(Size) : Approx. 18cm x 15cm

(Country of origin) : Sweden

(Designer) :

(Period) : 1967 - 1990

(Condition) : In good vintage condition, with no noticeable chips or cracks.

*About shipping* 

All items from our shop are shipped from Sweden via international mail at a cost of 1300 yen. Purchases over 20,000 yen qualify for free shipping. Please note that packages weighing less than 2kg will be shipped as "letter mail" and will not have tracking. 
For customers who have purchased Lisa Larson items or high-value items, or those who wish to track their package, you can select international express mail with tracking only for (1800 yen) or REK2000 with tracking and insurance for (2500 yen) at checkout. Please consider using these options.
In the unlikely event of damage or loss during transit, our shop cannot be held responsible. If the outer cardboard box is already damaged, please contact the post office immediately before opening the package.

* Important notes before ordering * 
This product is a vintage item, and returns or exchanges are not accepted.
Vintage items are essentially USED goods, and their charm lies in the character they have acquired over many years of use. While we try to describe any deterioration, signs of use, or damage in the product description as much as possible, we cannot list every detail. If you wish to know more about the condition, please email us.
Please be aware of these points before placing your order.