Jrgen Hvelskov was born in 1935. He served as a Danish visual artist who produced key works as part of the golden age of Danish furniture. Hvelskov created the "Viking Chair," which was exhibited for the first time in 1963. The chair was awarded the best design at the Copenhagen Company of Joiners, one of the highest accolades at that time.

The Viking Chair was renamed the "Harp Chair," which boasted a unique design and was sold globally. It was inspired by a Viking ship and featured a harp-like backrest and seat. The chair also included the artistic quality and aesthetic visual appeal of a harp, boasting rope seating that provided body-conforming comfort and support while creating a unique look.

In addition, the Harp Chair featured a triangular base meticulously crafted from solid wood to ensure optimal strength and stability while adding a touch of organic artistry. Today, this chair is offered worldwide in a variety of wood and finishes and remains a top choice for those who are looking for a functional yet stylish piece of furniture to complement their modern dcor. Many of Hvelskov's Harp Chairs are sold via auction, collecting thousands of dollars at a time, These chairs represent the Danish design aesthetic, reflecting a commitment to creating practical yet fashionable pieces that would serve consumers well for an extended period of time.