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Grove Green Hot Water Bottle
A hot water bottle is a lovely gift to give or receive.
When the wind is blowing and swirling outside, it’s wonderful to make a cup of tea and curl up on the sofa under a blanket. Fill a hot water bottle with hot tap water and enjoy the comforting warmth! The gentle heat of a hot water bottle can also help relieve stomach, shoulder, and muscle aches. Please note that the hot water bottle can also be used cold.
The high-quality inner bottle is made by the German company Fashy. The inner bottle is covered with a removable wool cover that has been raised, making it pleasant even against bare skin.
METSIKKÖ design captures the beauty of Finnish nature in a humorous light. The illustrator Matti Pikkujämsä is an award-winning graphic designer. He won the Finnish Illustration State Award in 2015 and Illustrator of the year award 2019. Matti draws inspiration from the nostalgic features of the Finnish everyday life, finishing the art pieces with warm humour. Matti Pikkujämsä has been working together with Lapuan Kankurit since 2010 and many of his classic designs can be found in our collection.
A hot water bottle is a lovely gift to give or receive.
When the wind is blowing and swirling outside, it’s wonderful to make a cup of tea and curl up on the sofa under a blanket. Fill a hot water bottle with hot tap water and enjoy the comforting warmth! The gentle heat of a hot water bottle can also help relieve stomach, shoulder, and muscle aches. Please note that the hot water bottle can also be used cold.
The high-quality inner bottle is made by the German company Fashy. The inner bottle is covered with a removable wool cover that has been raised, making it pleasant even against bare skin.
METSIKKÖ design captures the beauty of Finnish nature in a humorous light. The illustrator Matti Pikkujämsä is an award-winning graphic designer. He won the Finnish Illustration State Award in 2015 and Illustrator of the year award 2019. Matti draws inspiration from the nostalgic features of the Finnish everyday life, finishing the art pieces with warm humour. Matti Pikkujämsä has been working together with Lapuan Kankurit since 2010 and many of his classic designs can be found in our collection.

