Tableware of Sweden
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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.
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.
The furnaces at Kosta glassworks have been lit since 1742, producing mouth-blown art glass and tableware such as the Kappa Mini vases. Designers including Bertil Vallien, Åsa Jungnelius and Matti Klenell create pieces for the Kosta Boda range.
Orranäs Glasbruk keeps the furnaces lit in Orrefors, the Kalmar County village that gave Sweden's Glasriket its name, working with a rotating roster of designers on hand-blown glass art and tableware. Visitors can watch glassblowers at the furnace, try blowing a piece of their own, or walk the surrounding sculpture park before browsing the shop.
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.
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