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VIT ceramics; Ceramic lamps, vases and home decor. Handmade, Kri Kri Studio, Seattle

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Kristin Nelson, Kri Kri, kri kri studio

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VIT ceramics lamps and vases are produced at kRI kRI Studio in Seattle. 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, ("veet") is Swedish for "white". Nelson studied weaving in Sweden and speaks Swedish, so the name was natural for her home decor range detailed with thin, raised white stripes. VIT ceramics focuses on form rather than pattern. The sensibility is Scandinavian, practical yet soft and grew from a desire to simplify. 

large ceramic pendant light, white



Pendant lights are ready to order. Shown, Turban in black with red, 15' cord. 
Custom colors & shapes available

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VIT ceramics, table lamp, handmade, modern pottery, Kri Kri Studio, Seattle


VIT lamp bases  Nelson returns to her roots as a sculptor using the ancient coil and pinch technique to create modern organic forms. From each original shape a plaster mold is made so that multiples can be cast. 

The lamps are finished with high quality hardware and vintage style, cloth covered cords. Simple, white linen shades are standard. Contact us to purchase bases only. Discount for designers.


VIT ceramics, handmade, modern pottery, Kri Kri Studio, Seattle



VIT ceramics vases range from small bud vases to larger vessels. Considerable thought has gone into the colors offered to ensure that they harmonize with flowers and foliage as well with each other. There is something for every mood and setting.

Kristin says, "Through my ceramics, I aim to bring warmth and beauty into your home with handmade objects made carefully and thoughtfully."


lamp finial, birds, white


Handmade finials Freshen up an old lamp or personalize a generic one.


3 women in traditional Indonesian headwear

ADVENTURE!
In the winter of 2020 I was exploring Lake Toba in Indonesia by kayak with my husband, Nigel Foster. During lockdown, unable to travel, he completed & published his latest book "Heart Of Toba"  Follow us on an ancient paddle route where we expore Batak culture. Discover the unique architecture, traditional weavering, history of a people and geology around the world's largest caldera. Click here to watch the film 
VIT ceramic vase, teal bud vasecontemporary ceramics.Kri Kri Studio, Seattles,


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