These felt posters create a calmer atmosphere and mood in the room for a very "tangible" reason. The wool felt has a higher plasticity than a printed picture - and as a decorative wall object, it can dampen the sound in the room a little. The fact that the motifs, felted by hand from pure New Zealand wool, also fulfill a purely aesthetic function is another "beautiful" effect.

According to the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, by contemplating art, man can free himself from the will and become a pure "subject of knowledge". To put it less "pessimistically": by looking closely at the decorative objects with which we adorn our living spaces, we can let our thoughts wander and our imagination run wild, immerse ourselves in contemplation and find inner peace.

The home accessories are conceived at Aveva Design, a Swedish design studio founded in 2011. Company founder Eva Gassne Jeckelmann draws unmistakable inspiration from Swedish culture for her designs—now supported by a team of in-house and external designers. Her travels have taken the Swedish designer to places like Kathmandu, where she discovered traditional Nepalese felt-making techniques for bringing her designs to life. For its decorative home accessories, Aveva uses natural materials crafted by hand. The wool comes from New Zealand, where mulesing is prohibited by law, and is felted by hand in Nepal using traditional methods. The wood comes from regional forests; the leather is tanned using purely vegetable-based methods at a Swedish tannery.

Certain manufacturing steps are carried out by hand. Slight dimensional and color deviations may therefore occur.