Wellton and Wellton is a privately held company providing governance and long-term stewardship for its portfolio brands.
Developed and stewarded ventures and creative initiatives spanning fashion, publishing, education, music, and culture.
Each is developed with its own identity and direction, while contributing to a broader body of creative and intellectual work.
A high-end fashion brand known for its focus on craftsmanship, sustainability, and design innovation.
Statement fashion accessories rooted in sensual expression and creative identity. Made in stockholm.
A multi-sensory book series exploring embodiment, nervous system awareness, and personal development.
Educational program, research and workshops based on the Sensual Hero’s Journey™ framework.
Music and voice compositions for immersive listening and narrative audio work.
In addition to its portfolio, the Wellton and Wellton ecosystem includes cultural and community initiatives operating in related fields.
These initiatives are developed in collaboration with external partners, enabling exchange across disciplines and contributing to a shared cultural and intellectual framework.
A cultural and research-informed initiative exploring creativity, relational practice, and personal development through gatherings, collaborations, and interdisciplinary dialogue.
Future Ancestor Club is developed by Camilla Wellton in collaboration with Professor John-Paul Zaccarini, Professor of Performing Arts at Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH), where he leads the profile area for Bodily and Vocal Practices.
Zaccarini is a cross-disciplinary artist and researcher with over three decades of experience spanning theatre, dance, mime, and circus.
His academic work investigates the intersections of performance, psychoanalysis, race, and embodied practice, including research projects such as FutureBrownSpace, funded by the Swedish Research Council.
Through this collaboration, Future Ancestor Club connects artistic experimentation, embodied inquiry, and cultural dialogue, creating spaces where creative practitioners and participants engage with questions of identity, relational practice, and cultural legacy.
A gathering-based initiative exploring lived female experience across the terrains of Eros, Mother, and Crone.
Through structured encounters involving dialogue, breath, movement, writing, sound, and silence, the initiative creates spaces where women engage directly with themes of desire, motherhood, identity, authority, and change.
The Motherhole is developed by Camilla Wellton in collaboration with Marie-Louise Larsson, consultant, coach, and educator at Gro Organisationsutveckling AB. Larsson has worked since the mid-1990s with leadership development, change processes, and team facilitation across both public institutions and private organizations.
Her work integrates systemic coaching, mindfulness, and adult development practices, supported by training in IMAGO facilitation, Core Qualities methodology, and the Human Element program.
With a background that combines organizational consulting, psychological methodologies, and training in theatre and facilitation, Larsson brings extensive experience in guiding individuals and groups through complex relational and developmental processes.
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