Moomin pitcher 1 l, Moomin Bath house

Arabia’s new pitchers Bath House and Moment of Twilight feature the Moomin family’s bathing-house during winter, when it is taken care of by an important friend of the Moomin family, Too-ticky. The Moomin family usually hibernates, but this time Moomintroll and Little My are awake and warming up by the bathing-house fireplace. The Bath House pitcher depicts a building resembling the Moominhouse from the outside, and the Moment of Twilight depicts the building’s atmosphere from the inside, as Too-ticky prepares a fish soup at dusk. Moomin by Arabia pitchers are classically designed, and the large pitcher has a ceramic lid that can be used to protect drinks from the sun and insects. The large Bath House pitcher is great for serving juice and milk, the small Moment of Twilight pitcher is perfect for serving milk or custard at the coffee table. It’s time for a change and Moominpappa moves his family to a lighthouse. Two revealing stories intertwine and their warm wisdom is clothed with words and illustrations that reflect sorrow and longing after Tove’s mother passing away. Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe. Freezer proof. Microwave proof. Oven proof. The stories behind the illustrations The illustrations of the pitchers are based on Tove Jansson’s Moominland Midwinter, which was published in 1957. In the illustration, it’s late winter, Too-ticky is washing the windows of the bathing-house and airing towels. The Moomins are usually hibernating at this time of year and have no idea that Too-ticky spends winters in their bathing-house. The bathing-house is round, just like Moominhouse. However, it is a little topsy-turvy: the planks are all different lengths and the sea salt and the sun have faded its colours and made it look a little worse for wear. The sun shines through the red and green window panes of the bathing-house, forming pretty reflections on the floor. On the steps leading to the sea, we find Little My who has discovered Moominmamma’s kitchen knives. She is making them into skates to try them out on the frozen sea. In the doorway, we see Moomintroll dressed in his bathrobe. The sun is luring the spring to arrive, and soon, the bathing-house will again be used for swimming.