Echo, echo, echo – the praise of repetition

Designs, manufactures and sells her products in small, unique series. All with a sustainable design in mind; locally produced with a long lifespan in environmentally friendly materials.
 

The ceramist and creator who loves pastel colors. She finds her inspiration primarily in different color combinations but also in shapes that are put together or turned upside down.
 

Silversmith, designer and interior architect. Her work in silver is characterized by simplicity and austerity. Anna is inspired by the seemingly endless possibilities of metal and is constantly trying out new material combinations that can create interesting contrasts.
 

Her motto is: “Add some color to life.” Create shapes, colors, textures, in silver and enamel and then play, puzzle and combine them into different jewelry in endless variations, where one combination leads to another.
 

Turned bowls, jars, cups, pots, jugs have all had their development. The material responds in repetition. Now she longs for a slower process. Rolling and building by hand, observing and continuing the repetition.
 

She primarily creates utility objects in stoneware clay. Preferably decorated with dots, ruffles, wavy edges or stripes. Her potter's wheel is her main tool and there the objects emerge with the hope of brightening someone's everyday life.
 

Lines, direction and the 3-dimensional space are always present in Helena's designs. Meetings and interactions between people are recurring themes and are reflected in the interconnections in the jewelry. When you wear her handmade jewelry, you wear a story.
 

Jola works with knitting and organic yarn that is dyed in her own color scheme. She likes to mix different materials such as wool and cotton, which when washed in the washing machine create exciting structures.
 

The shapes and colors of nature inspire and grow in her work into wearable jewelry. Precious stones bring life to the metal, which together become timeless.
 

Graphic designer and textile artist. Often works with patterns of plants that are graphic in their expression such as thistles and artichokes. Collections span many different materials, in addition to textiles also patterns on ceramics, prints on paper and interior products such as trays and tray tables.
 

Stoneware and porcelain clay are the materials that Karin most often uses. In plaster molds, she casts objects that are decorated in various ways, often with decals. Otherwise, she turns and finishes the mold with an openwork edge that is made in casting clay.
 

Design and production of machine-knitted garments and accessories, mainly in merino wool. From the thinnest, transparent, to thick, dense, felted. Katrina mixes colors when she knits and in this way gets her own colors and often finds these color blends, perhaps in combination with a texture, sufficient as a "pattern".
 

Maria's crafts reflect how nature and life speak through her and become tactile, usable little works of art. Working with her hands makes her soul sing. It is her great joy to express herself using precious metals, stones and pearls.
 

Designs and manufactures knitted clothes in wool, often with a sensual feeling and which bear traces of our folk clothing and craft tradition. Meetings and the meeting inspire. Whether it is the customer, the body or the room.

A love of clay and creativity has been in Sabina's life for as long as she can remember, with a penchant for the rustic. Her design language and colors are often taken from nature's beautiful landscapes.
 

On Sanne's shelves are everyday objects such as mugs, plates, pots and bowls painted with patterns or clever embellishments that make you smile. She turns her objects in a white stoneware clay which is then painted by hand and glazed in a transparent glaze.
 

She pulls, folds, stretches, bends and divides. Reduces and enlarges. Connects. Sees connections with the body. Her design language is undulating, simple and determined where silver plays the main role.
 

Tess has a background as a graphic designer and this has strongly influenced her creations. She often combines geometric shapes, lines and textures. She makes everything by hand in Argentium 935 silver which consists of 100% traceable recycled silver.