Collection: MARIA RUDMAN

MARIA RUDMAN: A story of aesthetics and tradition

Maria Rudman has traveled the world as a model, stylist and photographer since the age of 17. Her work combines the traditions of the Sami people, a minority ethnic group in Scandinavia, with the aesthetic sense she has cultivated herself.

Bringing Sámi technology into the future

"Duodji" is a traditional Sami craft that is disappearing with the times. Maria Rudman takes her time to create pieces with selected artisans in order to pass on this precious craft to the future. Although produced in small quantities, her jewelry and accessories are carefully crafted one by one and continue to be loved by people who seek the real thing.

Inheritance and evolution of tradition - SILVER COLLECTION

In the 17th century, silver was a symbol of "wealth" and "harmony with nature" for the Sámi people. This collection inherits this spirit and reinterprets tradition into the modern era. The delicate silverwork continues to shine through the ages.

The pinnacle of embroidery techniques - CLASSIC COLLECTION

A traditional embroidery technique that the Sámi people have inherited since the 16th century. Deeply connected to the reindeer culture of Northern Scandinavia, skilled artisans hand-finish each stitch. This technique boasts such outstanding quality that it is used to make dresses for the Swedish royal family.

A logo that symbolizes harmony with nature

The sun wheel and cross in the Maria Rudman logo symbolize symbiosis with nature.
The four colours of the ribbon embody the Sámi spirit and the elements of nature.

🔴 RED: Heart - A deep, breathing heart🟡 YELLOW: Sun - The quiet light🟢 GREEN: Grass - The life that the earth holds🔵 BLUE: Sky - The silence of the endless sky

Maria Rudman's work is not just jewelry.
Something that embodies time and tradition and will be passed down to the future.

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