They have been busy cleaning, arranging, and photographing for a while. Now, it's finally ready - the theme of Swedish Ceramics. A carefully curated selection is available. It could be introduced by listing well-known designers, but a few highlights give a hint of the quality. Gertrud Lönegren's perfectly shaped Miranda vase is a prime example of 1940s Swedish everyday ceramics at its best. Did you know that Lönegren studied at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Vienna for a time?
Wilhelm Kåge's Farsta ware needs no introduction, but one can hardly avoid losing oneself in the glaze variations of this particular bowl, which, like a nebula in space, bleeds colors in inimitable compositions. And it gets even more intricate with Ewald Dahlskog's three small delicate bowls displayed together. But to mention a few names, we also offer works by Gunnar Nylund, Verk Werkmäster, and Carl-Harry Stålhane.
