A MODERN COLLABORATION

Ditte Lindberg Mortensen has a special ability to make clay feel alive.
Her shapes and glazes bear clear traces of the hand – and this personal, tactile expression is at the heart of Solum, created together with Knabstrup Keramik.

Ditte works closely and intuitively with the material, often letting her hands and the clay find the shape together. Her creative world revolves around calm, rhythm and repetition – and vases that invite you to touch them.

The Solum Series
K1581 K1582 K1583 K1584
K1584

A MODERN COLLABORATION

Ditte Lindberg Mortensen has a special ability to make clay feel alive.
Her shapes and glazes bear clear traces of the hand – and this personal, tactile expression is at the heart of Solum, created together with Knabstrup Keramik.

Meet Tortus

Eric Landon isn’t just a potter—he’s a storyteller. Born in the U.S. but rooted in Denmark, he’s known for making ceramics feel both modern and deeply connected to tradition. His work is minimal yet tactile, balancing precision with a sense of spontaneity. Whether inspired by Copenhagen’s textures or the process itself, his creations always carry a sense of depth and purpose.

”You can’t force clay—it responds to you. It’s a conversation.” 

– Eric Landon

Why this collaboration
is a game changer

Since 1897, Knabstrup Keramik has been a cornerstone of Danish design heritage. Tortus introduces a fresh, contemporary edge, demonstrating how tradition and innovation can coexist and elevate one another. This is an artistic dialogue between past and future—a collection shaped by history, passion, and reinvention.