The Red Pavilion

Art Print 100 USD This is a limited edition piece, produced in restricted quantities.
Restored at the Surrealium atelier at Kastellet Fortress in Stockholm, this archival-quality art print captures every vibrant hue and delicate texture.
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Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping.

Payment plans available at checkout.

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Designed in Stockholm
Shipping & handling

Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping. Each piece is sent insured and signed for.

Duties and taxes are settled at checkout wherever we can; otherwise on arrival. Returns within 14 days, unworn, in the original box.

Care instructions

Silver darkens with time and air; that is the metal breathing. Bring it back with a soft, dry cloth — never a brush. Keep stones away from perfume, salt water and heat.

Store each piece on its own, in its pouch, and it will outlast you.

Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping. Payment plans at checkout
II Curator’s Note

The Red Pavilion

Discover The Red Pavilion, a striking detail from the right panel of Hieronymus Bosch’s The Last Judgment.

This enigmatic scene features the surreal, spiked pavilion surrounded by grotesque figures and fantastical creatures, showcasing Bosch’s unique vision of sin and punishment. The intricate details of this section highlight the artist’s unparalleled imagination and masterful storytelling, making it a compelling piece for collectors and admirers of the surreal.

Restored at the Surrealium atelier at Kastellet Fortress in Stockholm, this archival-quality art print captures every vibrant hue and delicate texture. Printed on 308 GSM Hahnemühle cotton paper, the matte finish enhances the intricate compositions for collectors and admirers of the surreal.

IV The Atelier

From a 1600s sea fortress

Surrealium is housed within Vaxholms Kastell, a stone fortress at the gateway to Stockholm's archipelago. From this island we make jewelry and art that hover between dream, cosmos, and life.

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The Craft — Vaxholms Kastell