My latest mini collection ‘VARGAVINTER’ has come to life through the slow fashion principles that define my way of working: handmade, natural fibers, and design for longevity.

Inspired by the resilience of long, cold Scandinavian winters where landscapes shape the way people live and create. I wanted this collection to reflect that same sense of endurance and respect for nature. So when it came time to bring these pieces to life, I chose a setting that embodies these values: the Emmaus forest jn Neukölln, Berlin

This rare green oasis has stood for decades, providing fresh air, shelter for wildlife, and a natural escape for Berliners—including me. It’s a place woven into my daily life, where I let my dog run free and watch the seasons change—a space where time moves at its own rhythm, much like the slow, deliberate process behind this collection.

But now, Emmaus Wald is at risk. Plans to clear it for new residential developments threaten to replace ancient trees with concrete. We live in an age that rewards speed, production, and endless consumption, but at what cost? When we rush forward without looking back, we lose the things that take time to grow.

Just like slow fashion stands against disposable culture, protecting Emmaus Wald means valuing what truly lasts. Join the movement. Sign the petition here