Finnish fabric, clothing and home design brand MARIMEKKO was founded in 1951. Its unprecedented bold designs and colorful printed fabrics add a happy color to the post-war dark world. The brand promotes non-creation, encourages sharing and sharing, and works together to find keys that can bring beauty to everyday life. It also advocates to perceive the true meaning of life and embrace happiness and passion. Stripe patterns are classic and common. But if you don’t know the story behind the stripes, I don’t know this story that represents freedom and equality. You will miss this time because you missed it. Stripes, a symbol of equality This simple stripe of equal thickness is a symbolic stripe motif created by Annika Rimala in 1968 for the era of gender equality. This time, Marimekko also invited Finnish artist Paula Vesala and wearing a Tasaraita top to demonstrate the courage of the fearless Marimekko women. "In 1968, an era of reformists, an era of struggle for equality." "It's like Annika Rimala stripes of equal thickness, regardless of gender, race, class." "Equality is the insistence in the blood of Finns, so this is the second country in the world to achieve women's political participation." "And for modern women, we must dare to speak for ourselves and bravely defend our rights." "I will not give up on the desire for equality and persistence." Sequin Tulle Fabric,Floral Sequin Fabric,Sequin Curtain Fabric,Multifunctional Sequin Fabric shaoxing rongxi textile co.,ltd , https://www.rongxifabrics.com
