Clay-covered hands shaping a bowl on a spinning wheel in warm light

Ceramics studio · Visby, Gotland

Made by hand
on Gotland.

Everyday ceramics thrown, glazed and fired in our Visby studio. Cups, bowls and vases, made in small batches.

New pieces from this month’s firing

ThrownTrimmedGlazedFired twiceMade in Visby
An oxblood vase with the initials EK pressed near its foot, turning on the 3D potter's wheel

Throw your own

Shape it on our wheel. We make it by hand.

Pull the walls out, dip it in glaze, press in your initials and fire it, right here in 3D. Then we throw it for real in the Visby studio and send it to you.

  • From 395 kr
  • Six glazes
  • See it life size on your table

New in the shop

From this month’s firing

See everything

Every piece starts as a lump of clay on this wheel, and ends up on your table.

How it is made

From clay to your table

  1. A potter lifting the walls of a pot on the wheel01

    Thrown on the wheel

    Each piece is shaped by hand, one at a time.

  2. Clay-covered hands smoothing the rim of a bowl02

    Trimmed and glazed

    Rims smoothed, feet turned, glazes mixed in the studio.

  3. Finished stoneware vases in soft glazes lined up on a shelf03

    Fired twice

    Once to harden the clay, once to melt the glaze.

The glazes

Six glazes, mixed in the studio

Each one melts a little differently in every firing. That is why no two cups match exactly, and why we like them that way.

  • TenmokuDeep brown that breaks to rust
  • CobaltA blue that pools dark
  • CeladonSea green, like glass
  • ShinoCreamy white with orange flashes
  • OatmealSpeckled and soft
  • OxbloodA red that goes almost black
Rows of glazed bottles in greens and blues

No two pieces are the same.

Small differences in shape and glaze are part of each piece. That is the point of handmade.

Clay tools in pots beside a turning potter's wheel
Saturdays 11 to 16

Open studio

Come and see the wheel

The studio is open to visitors on Saturdays from 11 to 16, inside the town wall in Visby. Seconds are for sale at a lower price.

Good to know

Care, post and custom sets

Can it go in the dishwasher?

Yes, all our glazed pieces are dishwasher safe. The unglazed terracotta is happier washed by hand.

Do you post to the mainland?

Yes, anywhere in Sweden, packed in paper and wool so it arrives in one piece.

What if something breaks on the way?

Send us a photo and we make you a new one. It happens rarely, and it is never your problem.

Can you make a set for my restaurant?

Yes. Tell us what you serve and how many covers, and we will suggest shapes and a glaze.

Something handmade for the everyday.