VIT ceramics are produced at Kri Kri Studio in Seattle. The designer and artist, Kristin Nelson, earned her degree in ceramic sculpture from the University of Washington and has been working in clay ever since graduating.

VIT, say,"veet", is Swedish for "white". Nelson also studied in Sweden and speaks Swedish, so the name seemed natural for her range detailed with thin, raised white stripes. VIT ceramics focuses on form rather than pattern and is available in a variety of colors including black and white, The sensibility is Scandinavian, practical yet soft and grew from a desire to simplify.

VIT lamp bases  Nelson returns to her roots as a sculptor using the ancient coil and pinch technique to create organic modern forms. From each original shape a plaster mold is made so that multiples can be cast. Painting the bases by hand and applying thin white stripes of thick glaze add texture and ensure that each piece is unique.

The lamps are finished with high quality hardware and vintage style, cloth covered cords. Simple, white linen shades are available on lamps available the web store. kRI kRI also works with Shade maker Jil Smith who makes handmade rice paper shades. A collection of VIT ceramics finials is now available in the web web store.

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