Skoby Krukmakeri

10/06/2026

Stort Grattis till dig idag min livskamrat Arne Vähäkangas !! Jag älskar dig, min 60-åring! ❤️❤️❤️

09/06/2026

Still work in progress but couldn’t wait any longer. This is the first things coming out of a new serie with transfer paper decorated work I call ”Astro”. Among other ceramic items like cups and plates with in the same decoration theme there will be a mix of different transfer paper. Excited to bring in some more of a mystical world in the pottery. ✨♒️🩵🔮🪬✨

31/05/2026

Grattis på Mors dag alla mammor!
Tack till min familj som grattat mig och tack för den ljuvligt doftande lilla buketten ❤️❤️❤️ Jag minns när jag och min syster plockade liljekonvaljer till mamma och mormor. Minns er med en sådan värme idag.

22/05/2026

17/05/2026

12/05/2026

I have filled up my space in the shop in Öregrund today. We have the co-up Hantverket i Öregrund and this year we are 17 members and several on kommission. Thursday we open for the season. Open 11-16. Come on over if you are in this beautiful little town!

09/05/2026

På plats på för dagens marknad. Vi har öppet till 17:00. Kom, kom!
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07/05/2026

På lördag är det dags igen! Jag och ett fint gäng konstnärer/konsthantverkare/designers är med på marknad på på lördag 9/5 kl 11-17. Kom och säg hej!

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04/05/2026

Vi ses på lördag!
Design-Art-Craft Market i vackra St Paulskyrkan på lördag. Kom dit och träffa mig och andra duktiga kreatörer! Café med läckerheter finns också. Öppet 11-17

10/01/2026

Winter Moodboard 2/2
The very last of eight moodboards I made in the beginning of 2025. This one have colours that aren’t typical for me and my pottery. But some how drown to and fits well together with other colours that I do use. The moodboard process for me isn’t a todo list. It’s a journey into inspiration and creativity. A tool to let me ask myself questions more than finding answers. As a potter/ceramic artist I won’t to let me never be finished. Exploring is the most appealing aspect of the medium clay for me. I will never feel finished and fully trained with pottery. That’s why I love it I think. Although I work with in some people’s union a predictable technique of pottery (low fire oxidation) I still get surprised how the clay the slips and the glazes act together in different combinations. Results can be very different even from firings with earthenware since very small changes in temperature in the kiln give different nuances in the colours. And I embrace those differences in my pottery and feel that it makes it more alive and unique.