The best Danish pottery and ceramics

At Tasja P. Ceramics in Nørrebro in Copenhagen, you can buy beautiful and handmade ceramics with great details. She's one of the trendiest ceramicists in town. 

Royal Copenhagen offers a unique opportunity to hand-paint their porcelain with their own well-known blue paint. At the workshop, you will be trained by skilled porcelain painters who will show you how to paint on cups or dishes. Royal Copenhagen is the gold standard for beautiful Danish tableware, so it's a treat indeed to learn from the best!

Ceramist Inge Vincents has her own workshop and shop in the hipster street Jægerborggade in Nørrebro, Copenhagen. Here you can buy beautiful, unique and handmade ceramics in bright colours and unique shapes.

At Studio Arhoj you will find quirky and beautiful ceramics that express the visual relationship between Scandinavian minimalism and traditional Japanese culture. In the shop, you can also watch them glaze and fire ceramics.

As seen in The New York Times,  this is a place to check out colourful and functional high quality Danish. The products sold here are seen in all the best places...the team here make ceramics for Michelin restaurants and cafes, among others.

Langsamt Ler is a sustainable store started by a mother and daughter, where the mother is a ceramicist and makes fantastic products. If you feel creative, you can also create your own artwork and buy porcelain clay, which they will then fire for you. It's an easy day trip to Roskilde by train from Copenhagen, taking under 30 minutes.

The ceramicist Karoline Illum lives in idyllic surroundings surrounded by forest in Sondrup Bakker. In addition to running a B&B, she has a workshop where you can visit and see her work, as well as buy ceramics at home. A couple of times a year she holds workshops where you can explore your creativity and make cups, sculptures and bowls.

On the island of Fyn, you will find the CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art Denmark, which is the Nordic region's largest specialist museum on the subject of ceramic arts, crafts and design. Here you can experience modern works and follow the development of ceramics through the centuries.

This charming café has its own ceramics workshop, garden and views of Vennebjerg's beautiful mill. Enjoy a good coffee with a cup produced on site. If you want to continue sightseeing, Møllehuset is only 2km from the unique lighthouse, Rubjerg Knude.

At Creative Space you can paint on ceramics, rather than make them. This popular place offers no less than 300 different types of pottery such as cups, bowls and dishes, so there is plenty to choose from. It's an easy and fun experience for friends, couples and the whole family.

At Hjorths Ceramics Factory, part of Bornholm Museum, you can turn your own ceramics. So if you are on the idyllic island of Bornholm, take the family on a trip to the museum and round it off with a unique and creative experience and a special souvenir to take home. 

Keramoda is in the beautiful coastal town of Lønstrup. Here, you can enjoy the atmosphere of creativity and art either by following the process from start to finish in the workshop or just eat a meal at the café.