Keramikku is a small, passionate studio run by ceramic artist Mette Rørsted, who creates unique stoneware pieces in her workshop in Copenhagen.
Mette trained as an architect at the Aarhus School of Architecture, but her journey into ceramics began unexpectedly during a stay in the United States. She quickly became captivated by the material’s living, ever-changing nature and its endless creative possibilities.
Since then, she has immersed herself in ceramics through courses at the Aarhus Art Academy with Helle Hansen, and modelling studies with Jeanette Brøndsted. Today, her work is driven by a curiosity for the imperfect, allowing form, texture, and expression to evolve freely throughout the creative process.
From her workshop on Refshaleøen in Copenhagen, Mette creates both functional stoneware pieces, such as pots, platters, and vases and more sculptural works.
Her current practice includes figures of horses and elephants, as well as masks inspired by personal experiences and contemporary narratives. She also develops her distinctive “Perlite Humans”series: small sculptural figures that explore the lightness and unique texture of the material.


Unique ceramics with organic forms
Handcrafted vases, bowls, and sculptures in stoneware, porcelain, and perlite clay. Each piece is individually made and carries its own distinct expression, inspired by the forms of nature, human stories, and a fascination with the beauty of imperfection.

Handmade ceramics with character and authenticity, embracing the imperfect.

Each work is handmade and holds its own unique expression.
My practice is rooted in three types of clay, each offering its own possibilities and expression.
Stoneware clay
My primary material for vases, bowls, and platters. Stoneware is durable, timeless, and well suited for both functional and sculptural work.
Perlite clay
A clay body I develop myself by mixing clay with perlite – a volcanic material that adds texture, structure, and character. It is especially suited for sculptural and figurative pieces.
Porcelain clay
A refined, delicate material I use for smaller works, where precision and lightness are essential.




“You are incredibly skilled with your hands. Your pieces are simply so beautiful.”
“I’m so happy with the beautiful vase I gave my brother as a wedding gift…”
“I received so many questions and comments about my sculptures."
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