My name is Sussi Krull and I am the designer behind the ceramics studio WAUW design in Copenhagen.

All porcelain and stoneware items are handmade in the finest materials in my workshop, which is an extension of the shop.

You see the production while you shop, and I think that helps to give an understanding of the ceramics and the processes that I work with. You are always welcome to ask questions. It gives some interesting conversations that I like a lot.

All my glazes are developed individually for each product and always with a focus on good craftsmanship, good design and sustainable production in mind.

Dutch Humade made a new version of the ancient Japanese repair technique "Kintsugi".

Inspired by traditional Kintsugi, Humade has created a repair kit that is easy to use for decorative repair of its broken ceramic cases.

Using glue and gold dust, you patch the ceramics. In this way, one can see that the pottery has been broken, but one celebrates the flaws rather than hiding them. One accepts the mishaps the pottery has been through. That's a beautiful thought.

The set contains the remedies you need to patch your ceramics. The guide is in English, but is described with pictures of the different steps in the process. 

The set is available in both gold and silver.

Ceramics are ideal as a gift. Whether it's a vase, a cup, bowls - something big or small - it brings joy.

Many customers buy gifts for their loved ones, and of course we make sure to wrap them nicely.

As something new, we have handmade a number of gift tags with text, which you can get for free when buying in the store. The gift tags are shaped like a small flag and you can put the string in and use again.

As ceramics are basically fragile, we use bubble wrap and cardboard for wrapping. We encourage the recycling of this and that you remember to sort it correctly when discarding. Our gift wrap is made from recycled paper and purchased from Karl Lund.