Amanda Lindquist
HavsögaHer work exists in the space between jewelry, visual storytelling, and sculptural objects, creating pieces that carry both emotion and presence. Through organic forms and raw materials, she creates artifacts that feel as if they were discovered by the sea, shaped by the sun, or taken from a dreamlike world between nature and memory.
With a background in graphic design and creative direction, she approaches her work through research and observation. Her inspiration comes from nature, travel, music, people, and the feeling of discovering something for the first time. She is drawn to the organic, the poetic, and the melancholic, where beauty coexists with something raw and imperfect.
She primarily works with silver, while also exploring bronze, brass, copper, and natural materials such as wood and stone. Through an analog, hands-on process, she builds visual worlds where jewelry becomes more than adornment; it becomes small sculptural narratives. In this project, she has worked with hydraulically pressed metal to create forms inspired by solar shapes and deep-sea organisms.
Havsöga
Buckle
Brass and Cabochon Amethyst.
65 x 85 mm
Havsöga
Earrings nr 1
Sterling Silver 925.
20 x 20 mm
Havsöga
Earrings nr 2
Sterling Silver 925.
30 x 30 mm
HAZEL,
MATCHA BOWL
Hazel combines tradition and modernity in a soft, Bauhaus-inspired form where simplicity and function come together. Bauhaus was about creating beautiful objects for everyday life, where aesthetics never stand in the way of usability, but rather enhance it. Rooted in the history and symbolism of the Japanese tea ceremony, Hazel carries a sense of craftsmanship and ritual. At the same time, it is designed for modern living, where form and function interact naturally. The result is a matcha teapot that is not only visually appealing, but also feels just as natural to use as it is to display.
Hazel
matcha bowl.
Enameled copper and walnut.
155 x 90 mm
Hazel
matcha bowl.
Enameled copper and walnut.
155 x 90 mm
