A person's hand is placing the lid on a dark green teapot on a black table. Next to the teapot is a matching small cup of tea, and a blue vase with white dried flowers. There is a newspaper under the teapot and cup. In the background, there are white curtains and a window letting in light.

Handmade ceramics inspired by Scandinavian minimalism & Japanese craftsmanship

Hi!

I'm Naja - a Danish potter living in Dubai

I craft each piece by hand with a lot of love and a keen eye for detail. In all of my work, you’ll find traces of my Scandinavian roots, minimalism and inspiration from the functionality of Japanese craftsmanship. All coming together in my own unique way.

A woman with light skin and blue eyes, smiling, wearing a patterned blouse with blue and black circles, sitting against a light-colored wall.

My signature collections

A person with a tattoo on their arm stacking four colorful ceramic bowls on a white surface.

From AED 60

A hand stacking three green ceramic bowls on a white surface against a gray background.

From AED 150

Two black ceramic bowls on a light-colored surface against a plain gray background, one upright and one upside down with a small leaf carving.

From AED 100

My commission work

A black box with the word "KIYOSHI" on the lid, containing six green rings with silver Japanese characters on top, placed on a dark wooden surface. Behind the box, a green gift bag with black handles and Japanese characters printed on it is visible.

Bespoke packaging

A restaurant table set with a white mug with Japanese characters and the word 'Kiyoshi,' green cloth napkins on plates with chopsticks, and drinking glasses, with blue upholstered chairs in the background.

Bespoke hand painted logo

A small green oriental teacup with Asian characters on it, placed on a wooden table, with blurred background lights.

Bespoke embossed logo

Follow me on Instagram for behind the scenes

So the big question is: should I make some coasters? 👀
Something a little different ☕️ A small commission for a fellow potter and supporter of my work from the beginning of my journey. Thank you @sultanandart , it’s always a pleasure to create something for someone who truly understands and appr