21 stores · curated ORBIS register
Swedish studio ceramics share their galleries with glass and textile neighbours, where the seconds shelf is priced with the same honesty as the front window. Konsthantverkarna gathers traditional Swedish crafts from member artisans in Stockholm. Blås & Knåda runs an artist-run gallery of glass and ceramics in Stockholm. Paradisverkstaden throws handmade Öland stoneware with hands-on pottery sessions.
City Centre, Gothenburg
Floramor & Krukatös is a shop and webshop in Göteborg selling interior items, ceramics and plants, alongside vases, lighting and cushions. Seasonal plants and gift cards round out the range.
Best for Handmade ceramics, plants and interior decor items
Malmo / Online
Malmo Porslin makes the Pi range, thirteen porcelain pieces and two glass vases mouth-blown at Skrufs Glasbruk that shift between bowl, cup and glass depending on what you pour in. The studio sells its tableware and vases directly alongside Ambientec's Japanese lighting, with a reseller network across Sweden.
Best for Porcelain, ceramics, tableware, vases
Malmö / Online
Sabina Morin hand-shapes the Terra and Skymning tableware collections in Malmö as part of the Formargruppen craft collective. She also takes custom commissions and teaches ceramics courses.
Best for Terra and Skymning tableware collections
Malmö / Sweden / Online
Ceramicist Maria Richardsson throws mugs, plates, bowls, vases, and candlesticks by hand at her Malmo studio, favouring clean lines and the contrast of raw clay and glaze. Pieces are sold in periodic drops through her online shop.
Best for Ceramics, pottery, handmade stoneware
Stockholm / Sweden
Blås & Knåda is a glass and ceramics gallery and shop on Hornsgatan in Stockholm, run by a collective of member artists who show rotating exhibitions in its Galleriet and Lilla Galleriet spaces. Visitors can buy work directly from the shop during opening hours, which run Tuesday through Sunday.
Best for Home & design, glass and ceramics gallery, artist-run shop
Fjäderholmarna, Stockholm
Closest archipelago islands — 25 minutes by ferry. Artisan workshops (glass, pottery, chocolate), restaurants, and coastal walks. The easiest archipelago taste.
Best for Archipelago island.
Stockholm / Sweden
Imse Studios is Stockholm ceramicist and painter Evelina Hedberg's studio on Frejgatan, where she sells handmade bowls, cups, vases and original paintings alongside hosting clay workshops. The shop also runs a Gotland summer pop-up in Ljugarn each year for visitors outside the city.
Best for Home & design, ceramics, original paintings
Hornsgatan, Södermalm / Online
It is best known for Traditional Swedish crafts — ceramics, glass, textiles, jewellery by member artisans; one of Sweden's oldest craft associations; high-quality handmade items on Hornsgatan.
Best for Traditional Swedish crafts — ceramics, glass, textiles, jewellery by member artisans
Stockholm / Sweden
Manos pairs a ceramics workshop with a retail shop on Renstiernas gata in Stockholm's Sofo neighborhood, selling handmade stoneware cups, bowls and vases fired on-site. The shop is open Wednesday through Saturday, and much of the pottery is also listed in its online store.
Best for Home & design, ceramics workshop and shop
Stockholm / Sweden
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities imports much of its shop's stock directly from Egypt, including hand-blown recycled glass, brass lanterns, and cotton shawls woven in villages in the south of the country. Alongside gilded ibis figurines made in a small Cairo family workshop and ceramics from Fayyoum, the shop also carries soaps from Aleppo and a browsable selection of books.
Best for Museum-shop, home-decor, textiles, glass, ceramics
Stockholm
Nordlings Antik deals in Scandinavian furniture, lighting, glass and ceramics from the 1950s to 1970s, with pieces by designers including Josef Frank, Hans J. Wegner and Stig Lindberg. The Stockholm shop, at Frihamnsgatan 56, opens Thursdays and other times by appointment.
Best for Vintage Scandinavian designer furniture
Stockholm / Sweden
At Rosendals Trädgård's newly renovated farm shop on Djurgården, shelves are stocked with sourdough bread and pastries baked daily in the on-site wood-fired bakery alongside biodynamic vegetables and fruit grown in the surrounding garden. The shop also carries its own line of preserves, oils, and jams, plus books and ceramics from local craftspeople.
Best for Bakery, farm produce, preserves, ceramics
Stockholm / Sweden
STHLM Pottery is a one-woman ceramics studio run by Sofia Wiberg out of a workshop on Högalidsgatan on Södermalm in Stockholm, producing all its pieces by hand on-site. The studio also rents out workspace to independent potters and runs its own wheel-throwing courses.
Best for Home & design, handmade pottery
Södermalm, Stockholm
The Slab is a ceramics studio at Hornsgatan 42A in Stockholm offering wheel-throwing sessions, an introduction workshop and monthly studio memberships with 20 hours of access. Sessions run during the day and evening, with workshops also held on weekends.
Best for Pottery wheel-throwing classes
Marstrand / Sweden
Agaton Hantverk is an artisan-run gallery and shop at Hamngatan 33 in Marstrand, founded in 2007, where a group of craftspeople make and sell handmade work. The collective spans ceramics, woven rag rugs, leather, silver, glass fusing, smithing and woodwork.
Best for Craft Gallery, Ceramics, Handmade
Visby
Ceramicist Helle K works stoneware and porcelain into functional and sculptural pieces for interior and garden, from vessels and plates to lighting. The year-round studio is at Osterbyvag 15 (Lerboden) in Visby, and courses run in collaboration with Folkuniversitet.
Best for Handmade stoneware and porcelain
Svartmåla, near Linköping
Ceramicist Ingela hand-throws stoneware cups, bowls, pitchers and vases in her workshop at Svartmåla, in the Eklandskap countryside outside Linköping. The studio doubles as a shop and runs pottery courses throughout the year for anyone wanting to try the wheel.
Best for Handthrown stoneware and pottery courses
Uppsala / Sweden
Kaleido is an artist-run cooperative shop and gallery inside a century-old goods warehouse in central Uppsala, where around a dozen makers sell their own ceramics, textiles, silversmithing, glass, and concrete pieces. The storefront on Kungsängsgatan is open daily, with each member's work displayed and sold directly to visitors.
Best for Craft Cooperative, Ceramics, Textile, Glass
Gotland, Visby
Kvinnfolki Hantverk is a cooperative of 15 women artisans near the harbour at Donners plats in Visby, selling knitted and felted goods, jewelry, ceramics, lambskin and honey. It has operated for more than 30 years and won Coompanion's 2025 cooperative of the year award on Gotland.
Best for Gotland handicraft cooperative goods
Majorna (Karl Johansgatan)
Run by sisters Marielle and Amanda in Majorna, Moja Keramik pairs a ceramics studio with a shop of handmade bowls and mugs. It also sells DIY pottery kits and runs wheel-throwing, hand-building and ceramic-painting classes.
Best for Handmade ceramics and pottery kits
Öland, Sweden (near Kalmar)
Paradisverkstaden runs a ceramics workshop, shop, and café on Öland, where the Paradis family fires stoneware tableware, plates, jugs, and painted pieces, in their own kiln. Visitors can join hands-on clay and painting sessions or settle in for a fireside Sunday brunch of crêpes between browsing the shelves.
Best for Handmade Öland stoneware and hands-on pottery sessions
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