Ann-Mari Forsberg (1916-1992), who also worked under her maiden name Lindblom, was a Swedish textile artist and one of the central figures of the Märta Måås-Fjetterström studio. She studied under Barbro Nilsson and worked at Handarbetets Vänner before joining MMF in the early 1940s, arriving alongside Marianne Richter.
She designed rugs that remain among the studio's most sought after, among them Rödbroka and Svartbroka, shown at the important 1945 exhibition. Her larger legacy, though, is a series of monumental tapestries in bright wool and shimmering linen, including Bikupan (1959) and Apoteket Rosendoften (1964). She was a professor at Konstfack in Stockholm from 1953 to 1981.
