soSouvenir

21/08/2026

soSouvenir are proud to unveil this exciting collaboration with the Greenlandic company Ingeborg Olsen

IO Design contacted us for help in developing and designing a high-quality Greenlandic collection, inspired by Greenland’s fantastic culture and history, and aimed at tourists who would like to take home a little piece of history and a practical souvenir. We naturally said yes, and here is the first result of our collaboration: the beautiful Ippiarsuk bag. In the past, the Ippiarsuk was made and sewn from tanned seal intestines and used by women to store sewing kits; you can find the original version on display at the National Museum of Greenland in Nuuk.

The Ippiarsuk is available to buy at various locations in Nuuk.

11/07/2026

29/05/2026

Sunshine, summer and the weekend’s just around the corner – what’s not to like?

Birch veneer serving tray adorned with one of Hans Christian Andersen’s exquisite paper cuts. Designed in collaboration with .odense by

28/05/2026

Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze……The Scream stress ball to the rescue – all you need on a bad day!
Designed in collaboration with by

01/05/2026

At , it’s Christmas all year round.

At the moment, we’re packing hand-painted glass Christmas baubles that are heading to Norway and The baubles are decorated with designs inspired by Edvard Munch’s beautiful works Nysnø, 1900–190 and Stjernenatt, 1922–1924.

19/04/2026

was asked by .museum.seebuell to design a children’s jewellery inspired by one of Emil Nolde’s beautiful animal watercolours and when we saw the watercolour of cute seahorses, we were in no doubt about what to choose. We hope you like it.

17/04/2026

Yes, it’s Friday, the 🌞 is shining and spring is in the air!!

Cool, funky tights featuring design inspired by Edvard Munch’s masterpiece The Sun, 1910–1911. Designed in collaboration with by

16/04/2026

We ❤️ making games and we make lots of them. Here is an enchanting memory game featuring lovely and sometimes spooky illustrations by Theodor Kittelsen, Gerhard Munthe and Eirik Werenskiold all found in Nasjonalmuseet extensive and beautiful collection. Designed in collaboration with Nasjonalmuseetshop by soSouvenir

15/04/2026

A skin embroidery on a sewing bag from Ammassalik, which represents an eye-like symbol has been the inspiration for the museum logo of Nunatta Katersugaasivia Greenland National Museum & Archives. The symbol is to be found on East Greenland skin ornamentation and its meaning is interpreted as both ‘vigilance’ and ‘sense’. These words are very apposite, regarding the museum’s function as an information centre and research institution.

Taking the museum’s logo as our departure point, soSouvenir has designed a jewelry collection with fine gilded pendants for necklaces and earrings. Its simple idiom means that the logo can make the transition from its creation in 1978 directly to the fashion of our times.





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