- Kaikki kohteet
- Post-War Design
- At Karin and Carl Larsson in Sundborn
- Selected Gifts
- Mid-Century Design – A Curated Collection
- Josef Frank and Friends – May Edition
- Lladró
- A Collection of International Prints
- Telescope, binoculars, and instruments
- Kyllikki Salmenhaara: Where Clay Became Art
- Weapons and Militaria
Private Collection of Hand-Knotted Persian Artifacts
The collection is a study collection and was assembled by a Swedish collector active internationally. This part of his collection focuses on utilitarian objects—items used primarily by nomadic herders in northern Persia. These are objects they used in their daily lives: bags, blankets, sacks, salt containers, pack straps, and more. It also includes some samples of textiles they produced, known as wagireh. The objects are mainly knotted and woven.
The collector first had a career at SIDA (the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency), followed by a long career at the UN, where he worked in countries including Iran, India, Thailand, the Philippines, and Indonesia, and later in New York—altogether for nearly 30 years.
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TeemahuutokaupatPrivate Collection of Hand-Knotted Persian Artifacts
JärjestäPäättyy pian
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