Riegádán 1953`s ja bajásšaddan mearrasámi bearrašis Bissojogas, Porsáŋggus Norggas. Dan maŋŋá lean orrun vuolit Sohpparis, Ruoŧas, gos mu divohat lea ja iežan bearaš. Mus leamaš iežan fitnodat 1980 rájes.
Duodji lea alo leamaš mu váimmus mánnávuođa rájes juo. Vuosttaš muittut leat go áhkku lávii uvnna buohta gođđit skuovvabáttiid, rábas uvdnauvssain vuoi oinnii buoret- ja bajábealde lei áddjá heŋgen dujiid goikat, mat galge šaddat niibbit, duojit ja kálkageađggit. Dát váikkuhedje olles mu eallima, ja daid mainna mun dál barggan. 1980 huksiime mun ja mu isit Thomas divohaga vuoi besse dujiin bargat, maid moai leimme válljen dego virgin ja álggaheimme fitnodaga.
Lean ožžon máŋga stuorra barggu dáid jagiin, mat leamaš miellagiddevačča ja suohtas barggut, álohii hástalus. Dát leat hearvvat ja almmolaš barggut olles Sámis ja maiddái riikkaidgaskasaččat.
"Máilmmi stuorámus silba šiella” lea mu bargu, buot gieđain ráhkaduvvon, ruovddis gitta gárvási, dat gávdno Romssa Museas Davvi Norggas. Okta eará “silba šiella” dahje “erenomáš silba šiella” unnit veršuvnnas lea Riddu Duottar Museas Kárášjogas, mii lea ráhkaduvvon seamma láhkai go dat stuorát šiella. Erenomáš bargu, go lea nu ollu historjjá silba šielain.
Erenomáš diŋgojupmi lei silba čeabethearvvas, risku, ja vuoktačiŋa HKH kruvdnaprinseassa Victoriai, mii lea okta mu stuorát bargguin.
I was born in 1953`s in a Sea Sami family in Børselv, in the municipality of Porsanger, Norway. Now I live in the Soppero, in Sweden, where I have my workshop and my family. I`ve had my own business since 1980
Crafts have always been in my heart since childhood.
which were to become knives, handcraft and limestones. This is what affected my whole life, and what I'm working on now. In 1980 my husband Thomas and I built a workshop so that we could work with just crafts, which we had imagined and chosen as a profession. We both also started a company, which is still active today. I have been given many big assignments these years, which have been of big interest and fun as well as challenging. These are decorations and official assignments both in Sápmi and internationally. “The world's largest silver komsekule” (amulet for good luck) is my work that was fully handmade, from the piece of iron until it was completely finished. One can find it in Tromsø Museum in Northern Norway. Another "silver komsekule" in a smaller version is exhibited in the Riddu Duottar Museum in Karasjok. The latter has been made in the same way as the larger komsekule. A very spesial work, when one komsekule contains lots of history!
One of my major assignments as a sami silversmith is a special order for silver jewelry, brooch and a hairpin for HRH Crown Princess Victoria.
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