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As a musical term, “Counterpoint” is defined as “the combination of two or more independent melodies into a single harmonic texture in which each retains its linear character”.

The Complete Bricks (Vol. 1)

This very lightweight glass from Ø3.8 to Ø11 made by 'Ørskov' can withstand extreme temperatures, has high insulation capacity & good hygiene properties.

Tableware, Glassware, Kitchenware

A collection of articles written by Asger Jorn in the years 1954 — 1957. He deals with them in the position of art in relation to science, engineering, philosophy, social conditions & politics in the 19th & 20th centuries.

「The Absurd Made Flesh」
Vase in Nostalgia Rose

Consumed by the freedom of the exploration of a new medium, the first two of Michael Kvium’s three design pieces completed for 'Raawii' were at first meant only as experiments. 

Our Japanese ceramics & tableware range are sourced from small, family-run kilns in Gifu, our lacquerware from Wakayama & the rest of our range from workshops around Japan. 

Asger Jorn
Untitled, 1945
Lithograph, 405 x 300 mm

 Limited No. of 75

Characteristic myriads of figures spread across 'The Artwork Macbeth' —the motif expresses spontaneity, playfulness, experiment, all of which are significant themes in the works of Asger Jorn (1914-1973). 

The drawing was probably intended as a sketch for a painting & was executed during a stay on the North Sea coast at Nr. Lyngby during the summer of 1942 where Asger Jorn had rented a small fisherman’s cottage together with Ejler Bille.

'Paper Collective' unite their favourite designers, artists & illustrators to create inspirational & iconic graphic prints to stimulate your senses.

Asger Jorn
'Message Essoristique' · series 'Études et surprises', 1971
Woodcut, 325 x 248 mm

In 1971, Asger Jorn (1914-1973) and the printer Peter Bramsen printed 16 colour woodcuts at the latter’s workshop Clot, Bramsen et Georges in Paris. 12 of these now comprise the series ’Études et surprises’ (Sketches and Surprises), one of the highlights of Jorn’s graphic production.