Karlheinz Sauer / Blå Kulan - gallery and silversmithy
The noble smith Karlheinz Sauer is one of Sweden's foremost silversmiths and in his smithy he produces and shows his self-designed silver works. Blå Kulan is both a gallery and a silversmith and with a focus on high quality!
In the Blue Ball's forge, Karlheinz Sauer works mainly with his corpus works, for which he is known (corpus means body, and here we mean bowls, boxes, jugs and candlesticks). Karlheinz's corpus works can be found at, among other places. The National Museum and the Rheous Museum, at the Royal Palace of Stockholm, in many churches, in the King's private collection and at the Japanese Emperor's, as well as with collectors in Sweden and has exhibited around the world. Karlheinz was originally trained as a jeweller, and he possesses great knowledge of this, although today he mainly fills his days with silversmithing.
In Blå Kulan's gallery, Karlheinz Sauer shows his own designed and handmade corpus as well as his jewellery art. Nobleman Karlheinz Sauer is happy to accept assignments such as reworking and/or new production of gold jewellery. Commissioned work in all silversmithing is also accepted. He likes to collaborate with other artists in glass (Micke Johansson) and ceramics (Ellen Ehk and Elna Karin Helgesson). Karlheinz has his very own design, austere yet playful.
In part of Blå Kulan's premises there is now also a small upholstery workshop, which is run by Margareta Sauer Nordensson, where older quality chairs become like new! (not upholstered furniture)
A warm welcome to Blå Kulan all year round.
Always open if you want and we can, call before arrival or drop by: 070 873 73 59
In Blå Kulan's gallery, Karlheinz Sauer shows his own designed and handmade corpus as well as his jewellery art. Nobleman Karlheinz Sauer is happy to accept assignments such as reworking and/or new production of gold jewellery. Commissioned work in all silversmithing is also accepted. He likes to collaborate with other artists in glass (Micke Johansson) and ceramics (Ellen Ehk and Elna Karin Helgesson). Karlheinz has his very own design, austere yet playful.
In part of Blå Kulan's premises there is now also a small upholstery workshop, which is run by Margareta Sauer Nordensson, where older quality chairs become like new! (not upholstered furniture)
A warm welcome to Blå Kulan all year round.
Always open if you want and we can, call before arrival or drop by: 070 873 73 59