Designer Sara Söderberg created the ‘Gryning’ (Dawn) tableware with the thought and hope that it could have been part of Svenskt Tenn’s founder, Estrid Ericson’s poetic table settings.

The transparency of the white clay is enhanced by the relief. The tactile, wavy surface is a reminder that each detail has been designed and produced by hand. The Gryning (Dawn) dinnerware has been created for the first meal of the day: a plate, a bowl and a cup and saucer – meant for both coffee and tea. The dinnerware is handcrafted at Porslinsfabriken (Porcelain Factory) in Lidköping, Sweden.

Designer

Sara Söderberg

Sara Söderberg is an artist and designer. She lives and works in Stockholm and Gustavsberg and graduated from Konstfack, University of Arts, Crafts and Design in 2017. Today she explores human movement and relationships through sculpture, ceramics and site-specific works. She is interested in the inherent history that different materials, spaces and objects contain and how different layers of value can be shaped to influence how we perceive and are affected by the world around us. Read more