Risfjells Sameslojd
Risfjells Sameslojd
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Katti P
Tibro, Schweden34 Beiträge
Sept. 2024 • Paare
Finally I found genuine Sami handicrafts. In the shop I met Doris Risfjell. She talked about reindeer husbandry, reindeer migration in October and other interesting things. There were beautiful crafts to buy at perfectly reasonable prices.
Verfasst am 21. September 2024
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Carbarg
Assen, Niederlande76 Beiträge
Aug. 2019 • Allein/Single
The very first stop I made in Vilhelmina, situated next to big supermarket (parking space no problem). A Sami couple in a little shop, come museum. Take some time and engage in a conversation with the owners and learn things you never knew about all things Sami. It is a small shop/museum, but well worth the visit.
Verfasst am 10. August 2019
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KM Brouwer
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Juli 2019 • Familie
Nice shop with diverse authentic Sami products to offer. The Sami people behind the counter are eager to tell you about all the interesting things to be seen in the shop and their history. A nice place to hopp by when you are in Vilhelmina or drive by (E45). A opportunity to buy a nice piece of Sami culture yourselves.
Verfasst am 30. Juli 2019
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Michelle
Las Vegas, NV188 Beiträge
Juli 2018 • Familie
We stopped at this shop on our way through town after reading about it in Lonely Planet Sweden, though the address listed in that publication wasn't correct. Vilhelmina's pretty small, so it was really easy to find, anyway, just by typing it into Google Maps (or wandering around for a minute would also probably get you there pretty quickly as long as you knew what to look for. )
It's described as a Sami museum and gift shop. My perception is it was about 15% museum and 85% gift shop. It was not a large place, the showroom and museum area were probably altogether about as big as your grandma's living room and kitchen. They had a very small room off to the side of a merchandise counter with some interesting historical things, including Sami dolls, etc. The website said they offer group tours. there's no way more than a couple of people at a time could fit into that little museum area. However, the building the shop was in was fairly big, and I suppose it's possible they may unshelf the items and lay them out for a better display elsewhere for tour groups.
There were many photos on the walls of the store of local historical significance. The shop owners can (and probably will have to since most of us aren't familiar enough with the area to recognize much) tell you all about them to explain. Their stories were interesting, though. There was certainly a sense that the owners felt a genuine personal mission to preserve as much Sami history and culture as possible.
The owners make a lot of things available in the store, which makes it a good stop for shopping. They craft many objects themselves. There were a lot of knives and leatherwork, and some silver goods. However, it seemed there was also quite a lot that seemed to be mass produced, as we noticed after traveling for a while in the area. So...buyer beware, at least as much as you would elsewhere.
There were a couple of postcard racks. However, I recommend actually buying the postage and mailing them at the Coop across the street, rather than at the shop. I overpaid for postage at the Sami shop and didn't get the airmail stamps I needed to get to the U.S.
Overall, we considered it a good road trip stop. They have a 6ish (estimated) foot tall Sami knife inside that makes for a really fun tourist photo, and meeting the owners and seeing their work was part of the interesting experience that we had hoped to have by taking the road trip.
It's described as a Sami museum and gift shop. My perception is it was about 15% museum and 85% gift shop. It was not a large place, the showroom and museum area were probably altogether about as big as your grandma's living room and kitchen. They had a very small room off to the side of a merchandise counter with some interesting historical things, including Sami dolls, etc. The website said they offer group tours. there's no way more than a couple of people at a time could fit into that little museum area. However, the building the shop was in was fairly big, and I suppose it's possible they may unshelf the items and lay them out for a better display elsewhere for tour groups.
There were many photos on the walls of the store of local historical significance. The shop owners can (and probably will have to since most of us aren't familiar enough with the area to recognize much) tell you all about them to explain. Their stories were interesting, though. There was certainly a sense that the owners felt a genuine personal mission to preserve as much Sami history and culture as possible.
The owners make a lot of things available in the store, which makes it a good stop for shopping. They craft many objects themselves. There were a lot of knives and leatherwork, and some silver goods. However, it seemed there was also quite a lot that seemed to be mass produced, as we noticed after traveling for a while in the area. So...buyer beware, at least as much as you would elsewhere.
There were a couple of postcard racks. However, I recommend actually buying the postage and mailing them at the Coop across the street, rather than at the shop. I overpaid for postage at the Sami shop and didn't get the airmail stamps I needed to get to the U.S.
Overall, we considered it a good road trip stop. They have a 6ish (estimated) foot tall Sami knife inside that makes for a really fun tourist photo, and meeting the owners and seeing their work was part of the interesting experience that we had hoped to have by taking the road trip.
Verfasst am 10. Juni 2019
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