In an earlier post I mentioned a secret project together with a restaurant in Malmö. Now I can share that it’s the tableware for restaurant Myran. Myran works with tasting menus where many smaller dishes are served throughout the evening. The brief was to develop different forms for exactly these servings, with a focus on…

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At the turn of the year I usually gather my thoughts from the year that’s passed and turn my attention to what’s coming. Much of my time recently has gone into the tableware for Myran in Malmö and into my work with KeramikAkademin. Now the next phase begins, where planning for spring’s firings takes up…

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Ahead of the 2026 Easter art walk Among other things, I’ve created and fired in two different wood-fired kilns. The result is a new collection of ceramics with clear inspiration from older Korean and Japanese ceramics. The surfaces are deliberately worked to trace random patterns, reinforced by the molten ash that moves through the kiln…

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The gallery brings together different expressions, from the quiet and dry to the more glossy and colourful. It’s rewarding to be able to show several sides of my work at once and let visitors see how different firings, glazes and forms speak in different ways. For me, the art walk isn’t just an opportunity to…

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May 1st brought both spring and summer on the very same day. I’d been enjoying a long, rather cold spring, which gave me time to catch up – with myself and with the preparations in the garden and the pottery studio. Now the heat arrived and it was suddenly midsummer. Lovely, but also a bit…

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I often stand by the shelf in the gallery, getting a feel for the hand-thrown cups, one by one. Noting the weight, the surface, the glaze, the base, the shape. Turning them around. Setting them down. Picking them up again. Sometimes one gets to come along into the kitchen, and then it might become a…

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It starts with a few raw materials such as feldspar, kaolin and quartz — a few more are needed to give the glaze its character. After firing, you can have a glaze that’s entirely your own. Glazes are one of the things about ceramics I never tire of. Buying ready-made glaze works. But it’s not…

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The glossy glaze came about through glaze tests. When I saw the results I fell so in love with these blue, turquoise and green tones that I decided to create a whole series just for this glaze. The series includes glossy vases and bowls in various shades of turquoise, blue and green. The glaze is…

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