Art

Art

ART

"These unique works of art
have been inspired by nature.
They are made of eco-friendly and recycled materials.
Each piece is hand made in Finland
with love, ingenuity and skill.

Creativity, beauty and uniqueness
are the foundation of my work."

"These unique works of art
have been inspired by nature.
They are made of eco-friendly and recycled materials.
Each piece is hand made
in Finland
with love, ingenuity and skill.

Creativity, beauty and uniqueness
are the foundation of my work."

Eagles are a mythical creatures. In many cultures they are concidered as the kings of birds and they occur in many sagas and folklore.

My Freesoul Eagle macrame is a tribute to this mythical, proud bird.

Unique Eagle macrame art hand made from eco- friendly materials in Finland. Freespirit is a smaller version of my Freesoul Eagle Macrame. 

My Eagle macrames are tributes to this mythical, proud bird.

Eagles are a mythical creatures. In many cultures they are concidered as the kings of birds and they occur in many sagas and folklore.

My Wanderer Eagle macrame is a tribute to this mythical, noble bird.

In Finland the moose is a mythical animal. To the ancient people it has been an important and valuable animal that was depicted in rock paintings and moose-headed objects. The moose was concidered as the ancestor of the ancient Finns. It was a sacred animal for humans in the north, and it was believed to have been born ”on the shoulders of the Great Bear stars”.
The white moose is a very rare, mythical creature.

The White Deer is a mythical creature that occurs in many sagas and folklore. In many ancient  shamanistic cultures, the White deer has been associated with shapeshifting in which man takes it’s character.

This unique work of art is hand made in Finland from eco-friendly materials.

Finns have always had a special relationship with the bear. The bear is Finland’s national animal and a revered king of the forest, but also a feared predator.

In the past, the bear was revered so that its real name could not be said out loud. It was feared that the bear would hear it and come to its callers, or on the other hand know how to watch out for hunters. Therefore, countless nicknames were invented for the bear.

Many northern nations believed the bear to be their ancestor. The earliest inhabitants of Finland worshiped bears as gods and ancestors.
In northern mythology, a bear was born in heaven, in the constellation of Big Dipper.
It was believed that a bear would never die, but its spirit would live forever.

Feel
the Northern Magic