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Ingegerd Råman, one of Sweden's most internationally acclaimed designers, a portraitTimelessness and simplicity are words commonly used to describe Ingegerd Råman's pottery and glass creations. Her work celebrates time-honoured forms she has consciously chosen to develop and refine: Function and aesthetic expression are indissolubly combined and human needs serve as their self-evident starting point. As Råman puts it, "My objects do not come properly to life until they are used."Text by Lena From. Photography by Nicho Södling and Pål Allan.

Timelessness and simplicity are words commonly used to describe Ingegerd Råman’s pottery and glass creations. Her work celebrates time-honoured forms she has consciously chosen to develop and refine: Function and aesthetic expression are indissolubly combined and human needs serve as their self-evident starting point. As Råman puts it, "My objects do not come properly to life until they are used."