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LOD Metallformgivning

LOD Metallformgivning is a collective of seven gold- and silversmiths, all graduates of Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design. They share a gallery, shop, and workshop in Kungsholmen. The members present exhibitions, in their own space as well as in galleries abroad. Several times a year, other silversmiths from Sweden and beyond are also invited to exhibit in the gallery. In the shop, visitors are welcome to experience personalized jewelry and unique objects, all made by hand in the workshop.
LOD Metallformgivning

Albin JosephsonPhoto: Albin Josephson

Stockholm Craft Week
1– 5 October 2025

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