Kaisaleena Mäkelä, A sterling silver brooch "Elk" with a synthetic spinelle. Kalevala Koru, Helsinki 1999.
Measurements 56 x 29 mm.
Total weight 11.6 g.
Insignificant wear.
More information
Kaisaleena Mäkelä (1963-2011) was a versatile designer who was well versed in older mythology and symbolism without losing touch with the present in her jewelery.
Mäkelä was uncompromising and strong in her form language. She worked to find a freedom and the truth in her life and in what she did. She wanted to add joy and a sense of belonging through her jewelry.
Source: kalevala.fi.
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