Design
March 19, 2015
Jonas Lindholm's "White Line"
Warmth That Stands Out in Daily Life
Jonas Lindholm's "White Line"
Gustavsberg, Sweden. In this region renowned for its pottery, ceramic artist Jonas Lindholm's "White Line" studio produces works that can truly be described as "One & Only."
Text by Masaki Takei
The "White Line" Filled with the Warmth of Handicraft
Drawn to the deep, off-white surface, reminiscent of enamel, you can feel subtle differences as you pick up each piece.
And for good reason: all pieces except the bowls are formed on a potter's wheel. Look inside, and you'll see the earth's color emerging on the white glazed surface. The "White Line" is truly filled with the warmth of handicraft.

Mugs (from left): S ¥3,990, L ¥5,040, SS ¥3,675, M ¥4,410

Jugs: M ¥7,350, L ¥12,600

Bowls: ¥4,200

Mug M: ¥4,410
Also noteworthy is the material. The clay is mixed with iron particles, giving it strength and making it suitable for use in ovens and microwaves.
Possessing picturesque beauty, yet with a simple, timeless form, and high practicality. These are truly exquisite daily-use items that exude "luxury" in every detail.

Jonas Lindholm
Born in 1963. Studied at Konstfack, Sweden, from 1990-95.
Currently has a studio in Gustavsberg, Sweden.
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