

GALLERY
Handmade ceramics shaped by time, touch and fire
Every ceramic object in this gallery is handmade by me in my studio in Gentofte, Denmark. My work moves between functional ceramics and sculptural objects, drawing inspiration from Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi and the beauty of impermanence.
Many pieces are created using Kurinuki, a traditional Japanese hand-building technique in which a solid block of clay is slowly carved and hollowed out. Others emerge through intuitive hand-building, allowing the material and the making process to guide the final form. Each piece is unique and carries the marks of my hands, the clay and the firing.
The gallery includes handmade cups, chawan tea bowls, guinomi, vessels, urns and ceramic sculptures. Some objects are fired in an electric kiln, while others are transformed through atmospheric firings such as Anagama, wood firing or soda firing.
If a piece speaks to you, you are warmly invited to contact me about purchasing it, delivery or any questions you may have. International enquiries are welcome.












