Skultuna

Skultuna was founded by King Karl IX of Sweden in 1607, and its brass foundry still stands on the same site more than four centuries later. The range covers candlesticks, bowls, vases, sconces and jewellery, mostly in solid brass, alongside steel and plated pieces. Contemporary design has been part of the company since the 1950s, when silversmith Pierre Forsell began working with the foundry, and that thread continues through collaborations with Ilse Crawford, Lisa Larson and Veermakers, as well as Moomin and Little Prince editions. Many pieces can be engraved, which suits a brand whose objects are made to last generations and are often bought as gifts.