Activity

CARVE AN OBJECT WITH CHARACTER

Part of the programme for INNER CHILD – Playing with Design

18 Nov 2026

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TiME & PLACE

Wednesday, 18 November, 5.30–8.30 pm.

GOOD TO KNOW

The workshop is suitable for both beginners and those who are already curious about woodcarving.

Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

COST

SEK 800. The ticket includes:– Materials– Use of tools– Admission to the exhibition INNER CHILD – Playing with Design– Coffee

Booking opens soon.

from a simple piece of wood to an object with your own personal touch.

As part of the exhibition INNER CHILD – Playing with Design, Artipelag invites you to a creative woodcarving workshop with cabinetmaker and woodcarver Moa Brännström Ott.

about the activity

As part of the exhibition INNER CHILD – Playing with Design, Artipelag invites you to a creative woodcarving workshop with cabinetmaker and woodcarver Moa Brännström Ott. Discover the basics of whittling and the joy of transforming a piece of wood into something of your own.

During the workshop, we will explore wood, form and function. Using a knife as our tool, we will work with the material and let the shape gradually emerge. Perhaps you will make a spoon, a butter knife or something entirely different.

Inspired by INNER CHILD, the workshop is as much about daring to experiment, play and follow your curiosity as it is about craftsmanship. What gives an object its character? Can a shape have a personality of its own? And what happens when we let go of preconceived ideas about how something should look?

No previous experience is required. Moa Brännström Ott will guide you through the process, from a simple piece of wood to an object with your own personal touch.

Moa Brännström Ott is a cabinetmaker who graduated in furniture making from Capellagården. She is the author of the books Trä – snickerihandbok för inredning och odling (2017) and Tälja köksredskap (2020).

Bild på träföremål på en sedumtäckt mark.
Porträtt av Moa Ott.