Sweden is a beautiful country. The souvenirs you bring back from your trip there are the following, which are very local and inexpensive.

1. Pottery

Representative glass products in Sweden include Rochetland, who made ceramics for the Nobel banquet, Plates and coffee sets from the simple and generous but fashionable Haagnes. Decorated with a fashionable pattern of Gustavus Bailey’s coffee mug. And teacups. After merging with Rochetland, no products with preservation value have been produced, but they may be seen in stores with revenue collections. In addition, the geometric patterns in Swedish products from the 1960s to the 1970s are nostalgic

2. Glass products

Swedish glass products are world-famous. There are also famous brand products such as Remula?, Eric Heglund, Strombelissidan, Stodio Overs, etc. If you are interested, you can go to the glass production factory to have a look.

3. Furniture/Home Decorations/Cupware

IKEA in Sweden has opened a lot in China. It follows the Nordic style. You can also check out the local home accessories when you go to Sweden. Modern design and classical Rockstyle furniture. Depending on the budget, the options range from extravagant and luxurious home furnishings to simple and practical furniture. Cheap but trendy furniture stores include IKEA. Luxury and luxurious furniture stores include Norgerville, Nordis Greyert, Karl Mar

3, Trojan Horse

The Swedish Dala Trojan Horse is a symbol of Sweden. The origin of the Dala Trojan Horse is a heartwarming story of a beloved son. Around the 17th century AD, in the Dalana region of central Sweden, people mostly made a living by logging. Once the workers entered the virgin forest, it was often ten days and a half months. When the loggers missed their children, some people thought of carving some small toys out of wood as gifts for their children when they returned home. Horses were the main means of transporting timber, and almost every family in Sweden kept horses at that time. Therefore, horses became the closest companions of loggers and their families.

4. Handicrafts

The hand-woven materials here are famous. Plain and warm fabrics, with harmonious colors and unique designs, are very popular. There are also wooden bowls, butter knives, hand-knitted sweaters and other handicrafts. Famous shops include Helmsleuden, Kunst Haunt, Guelkana. Musden, Greeley Asbrund, etc.