Liisu Arro' exhibition entitled Light, which took place in Tallinn in 2016, was inspired by the yearning for intellectual and real light. She interpreted this feeling very directly by creating table lamps of different shapes, which became beacons of light. All the lamps are handbuilt from high temperature clay, using the coil technique.

Height 60 cm

This big blush coloured platter with forget-me-nots in the background, depicts one bigger pink rabbit and a smaller light blue rabbit. This plate by Liisu Arro is made out of high temperature clay and stoneware. It is themed on love and friendship, both present and past, the people who inspire us to feel them.

Diameter 38 cm

The two handbuilt washbasins are from the exhibition Milles Fleurs. Both sinks are built using the coil technique and the rim is slightly pulled outward, to make it more comfortable to use and give it a bell-like look. One is bordeaux colour and the other is a dark green-blue. Liisu Arro’s inspiration comes from her childhood summers in her grandparents' garden.

Height 30 cm
Diameter 38 cm

This Liisu Arro small poppy orange coloured teapot has a bug as a knob on the lid. The shape of the pot is like a big egg and the surface is matte, reminiscent of poppy flowers' velvety surface. It is made out of high temperature clay stoneware. The inspiration came from poppies growing one summer in Liisu’s garden where she just lets anything grow.

Height 15 cm
Diameter 15 cm

This bright poppy orange coloured pot with a lid and a poppy head on the lid is inspired by poppies growing in Liisu Arro’s garden. It is made out of high temperature clay stoneware. The surface is velvety to the touch to convey the powdery surface of the poppy petals.

Height 13 cm