The Garden of Death brooch
Description
Mum's produces brooches in India, in a small artisan village, using traditional craft techniques. Production is responsible and ethical, SMETA = Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit Report is in use. It takes into account both employee rights and environmental ethics.
Detail from:
Hugo Simberg: The Garden of Death, 1896.
Ateneum Art Museum.
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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