Pioni Liqueur Glass by Oiva Toikka for Nuutajärvi Finland Set of 9

A complete set of nine Pioni liqueur glasses designed by Oiva Toikka for Nuutajärvi , Finland, produced between the late 1970s and mid-1980s. The Pioni series—meaning 'peony' in Finnish—showcases Toikka's mastery in creating cohesive glassware collections where each piece, from the smallest liqueur glass to the largest goblet, shares the same distinctive aesthetic language. These diminutive glasses demonstrate how the pressed peony motif adapts beautifully across different scales. The delicate floral relief pattern wraps around the bowl, creating intricate light play that's particularly striking in smaller proportions. Each glass features the characteristic textured exterior contrasting with a smooth interior, making them as practical for serving fine liqueurs and digestifs as they are beautiful to display. The footed design with its textured base provides stability while maintaining visual lightness. Whether used for aquavit, schnapps, limoncello, or other spirits, these glasses elevate the ritual of after-dinner drinks into a moment of Nordic elegance. Complete sets of nine are exceptionally rare, as most Pioni pieces have been separated over the decades.