Meet our artists
KERAMIKEN Studio is home to a lot of talent under one roof.
Some of us create full-time, others fit it in around another job and everyday life – but wherever we are in life, we share the same passion for the craft and for what we get to create with our hands.
Buying from us is more than a purchase – you are supporting a craft, a passion, and the chance for more people to keep creating.
What you take home is not just ceramics, but someone’s unique handiwork – made with care, and made to last and spread joy.
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Eva O
View Eva O’s collectionHas created with her hands all her life and has had studio space in Belgium, France, Argentina and Sweden. Eva prefers throwing and creates lively surfaces with several glazes working together.
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Emili
View Emili’s collectionAn architect who found a new creative side at the wheel – clean forms meet the raw expression of clay.
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Shai
View Shai’s collectionA dancer and choreographer who swaps movement for clay in her free time – functional pieces with simple, carefully worked forms.
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Ann-Britt
View Ann-Britt’s collectionHas been throwing since upper secondary school – a focus on small functional pieces and a love of experimenting with glazes.
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Ellinor P
View Ellinor’s collectionTrained in ceramics in London, now a studio technician and teacher at KERAMIKEN – a focus on the natural textures of clay, with influences from the history of ceramics and folklore.
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Martina E
View Martina E’s collectionBuilds bowls, candlesticks and mugs, often with animal and nature motifs.
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Helena S
View Helena S’s collectionA museum art educator who found total relaxation at the wheel – functional pieces in simple forms, glazed in the colours of nature.
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Sophie Ö
View Sophie Ö’s collectionA visual artist who found her way back to clay – nature-inspired forms and colours.
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Åsa B
View Åsa B’s collectionA retiree with her own pottery cottage in the countryside – who found a home at KERAMIKEN.
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Elenor C
View Elenor C’s collectionA service designer who found her way back to clay – simple forms, tactile surfaces and a feel for proportion.