Hildur Hafstein Design - Reykjavik
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Hildur Hafstein is a Textile and Jewelry designer, born in Sweden, raised in Iceland and educated in Spain, Iceland and in the UK. She is the one who owns and operates Hildur Hafstein Design, this little design studio and workshop right in the middle of Reykjavík city center.
She seeks her inspiration in, amongst others, the spirituality of the far East, the nomadic culture of the Gypsies and the ethics of the Hippie movement. Her items, made of silver and semi-precious stones, aim to nourish both body and soul, and therefore don't just adorn your body but replenish your spirit.
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