This beautiful and lifelike cast iron sculpture was designed by Anders Jönsson 1915. It goes by the name Jönsson's cat.

8,400 SEK

Josef Frank designed Vänskapsknuten (the Knot of Friendship) as a symbol of friendship and peace at a time when Europe was filled with turmoil.

2,800 SEK

Vegetable plants from Italy were undeniably Josef Frank’s inspiration for the Italian Dinner print. Josef Frank designed this print in 1943-1945.

400 SEK

Estrid Ericson designed this print with elephants based on a model from the Belgian Congo. It was printed for the first time in the end of the 1930s.

1,500 SEK

The fish is an interpretation of the species that live in the sea outside Charlotte Lynggaard's home in Öresund, a place between Sweden and Denmark.

800 SEK

This trivet was originally introduced in the 1950s by Estrid Ericson, as a door decoration to protect the home from all evil.

600 SEK

Early dawn-fresh summer mornings and the scent of resin inspired Carina Seth Andersson to create the vase Dagg (Dew).

4,000 SEK

The origin to the Three Globes is a hand-forged candle holder that Sigurd Persson designed to the exhibition "Silverne stakar" in Stockholm 1963.

2,900 SEK

It was in the summer house called Tolvekarna, in the 1930s, that Estrid Ericson came up with the idea of letting acorns sprout in a single small glass vase.

200 SEK

The store at Strandvägen 5 has been transformed into a magical Christmas world filled with decorations, table settings and gifts.

Did you know that our profits go to world leading research in ecological economics, environmental conservation and medicine? By shopping with us, you are part of making this possible.

Our opening hours in the store are extended on certain dates during the month of December. Here you can see the current opening hours.

How to arrange the holiday flowers in Svenskt Tenn’s vases. See the inspiration from Millesgården in Stockholm.

For Christmas 2022, Svenskt Tenn visited Anne’s house at Millesgården in Stockholm to decorate and furnish the living room.