Eilífðarmolar Ragnheiðar Ingunnar

Ragnheiður Ingunn's Eternity Fragments

From the beginning, Rammagerðin has set out to elevate Icelandic design and work with designers who have been doing great things for the Icelandic design community. Ragnheiður Ingunn is one of our leading ceramicists and it was perfect to work on a project with her for Christmas.

Ragnheiður Ingunn is a true joy-giver, as anyone who has visited her studio at Njálsgata 58 knows. The great thing is that this joy is reflected in every single product she makes with her hands. So you can be sure that a Merry Christmas will follow when you buy a ceramic piece of eternity.

The pieces are as varied as they are numerous. However, there are certain shapes that Ragnheiður is working with in this project that all resemble Icelandic chocolate pieces. As the process progressed and the first pieces were coming out of the kiln, the idea came to also produce boxes. The boxes are also shaped like chocolate pieces but offer even more utility than the pieces, which are precisely intended as beautiful table or wall decorations.

The eternity beads come in four colors, brown, gold, silver, and palladium, while the gold and silver beads are plated with real gold and silver.

Prices for eternity beads and boxes

Small brown lump - 5,600 kr

Small lump of real silver - 9,900 kr

Small nugget of real gold - 9,900 kr

Small lump of palladium - 5,600 kr

 

Large brown lump - 6,200 kr

Large nugget of real silver - 10,900

Large nugget of real gold - 10,900

Large lump of palladium - ISK 6,200

 

Brown box - 8,000 kr.  

Real gold box - 11,900 kr.

Box genuine silver - 11,900 kr.

Box palladium - 8,000 kr.

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