The Garden of Death brooch

48,00 €
Lowest price within the last 30 days: 48,00 € (09.06.2025)

Description

Add a touch of sparkle to your outfit with brooches from the collaboration between Ateneum and Mum’s! Discover your favorite among these unique pieces inspired by beloved art classics.

This particular brooch design draws inspiration from Hugo Simberg’s work The Garden of Death. Each brooch is individually crafted—designed in Finland and handmade in a traditional artisan village in India using time-honored techniques. The brooch comes beautifully packaged in a cardboard gift box.

Mum’s is a sustainable brand founded in 2006, where Finnish design meets ethical production with a strong commitment to people and the planet. The company employs around 50 artisans across India, South Africa, Cambodia, and Bolivia. All Mum’s products are handcrafted using traditional techniques and locally sourced recycled or natural materials.

  • Size approximately 8 x 7 cm.
  • Designed in Finland, handmade in India.

 

Detail from:
Hugo Simberg: The Garden of Death, 1896.
Finnish National Gallery Collection, Ateneum Art Museum.

Delivery in Finland within 2–4 business days. Shipping is 5 euros, free for orders over 50 euros.
Classics

Hugo Simberg: The Garden of Death, 1986

Hugo Simberg’s beloved classic The Garden of Death is one of the most popular subjects in Museoshop’s selection. In this painting, the Death is portrayed as a gentle character, which likely contributes to the artwork’s appeal. "A place where souls end up before reaching heaven," the artist wrote on the back of one version of the artwork. In The Garden of Death, souls await resurrection. Death gives them comfort and tends to their needs.

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