These handmade Viking mugs – intended for beer, mead or schnapps – are finished with a red base, black patterns, and a silver-grey interior surface. The cups are handcrafted from stoneware, terra sigillata and cobalt oxide. They have dents on the sides for to improve grip. The decoration and the inscriptions in runes are hand carved forming a facial mask. They reproduce a pattern found on a granite Viking Age memorial runestone in Denmark.

Height 14 cm
Diameter 9 cm

This handcrafted decorative bowl is fired using an ancient method, in a pit with live fire. The vessel is handcrafted from stoneware and terra sigillata. The smoke from the pit fire creates a multi-coloured surface. Wind and humidity play a part in the process while the bowl is fired outside in nature. This is the third of six bowls that can be stacked as a nested set of bowls, but are also beautiful on their own.

Length 13 cm
Width 11 cm
Height 3 cm

This vase, handcrafted from stoneware and terra sigillata, is fired with an ancient method, in a pit with live fire. The smoke creates the black, grey and brownish hues. Due to extreme conditions in the pit, the ceramic can easily crack or break. Then it is possible to repair with Kintsugi, an ancient Japanese method to repair with metals. This vase is repaired with silver and finished with a beeswax coating.

Height 40 cm
Diameter 25 cm