Shop . Objects . A STUDY 002 / Nawara Cup, 2 pcs
DKK 749
Variants
Light Sand
A shared curiosity for the inherent beauty, tactility and function of clay brought New Works A STUDY together with ceramic artist Wilma Nawara. Based in Portugal, Wilma works with raw, unrefined clay, drawing inspiration from the rugged coastal landscape of Ferrel, where she collects wild clay and studies the shifting textures of sand and stone. Her experimental and holistic approach aligns seamlessly with A STUDY’s ethos—an ongoing exploration of materiality, where process and intuition take the lead.
The cups are sold in a set of two, both in the same color.
Each cup is handcrafted by Wilma in her ceramic workshop. Turned on the wheel and shaped by hand, each cup is made using the same orderly series of techniques by Wilma’s experienced hands, but with the small natural imperfections that make every piece special.
The Nawara Cup draws upon the hues and textures of the shore, combining Nawara's signature delicate edges and keen eye for tactility with a defined geometrical silhouette. A glossy interior meets a matte exterior in two opposing colourways: one dark and one light. Portraying dualities of soft and sharp, dark and light, smooth and rough, the pieces beautifully capture and cultivate the interplay of contrast that is an integral part of New Works.
Each cup is handcrafted by Wilma in her ceramic workshop. Turned on the wheel and shaped by hand, each cup is made using the same orderly series of techniques by Wilma’s experienced hands, but with the small natural imperfections that make every piece special.
The Nawara Cup draws upon the hues and textures of the shore, combining Nawara's signature delicate edges and keen eye for tactility with a defined geometrical silhouette. A glossy interior meets a matte exterior in two opposing colourways: one dark and one light. Portraying dualities of soft and sharp, dark and light, smooth and rough, the pieces beautifully capture and cultivate the interplay of contrast that is an integral part of New Works.
Some objects carry a sense of place. A STUDY 002 is one of them—an exercise in restraint, in letting the material speak. We follow the hands of Wilma Nawara as she works with the rhythms of nature, shaping a cup that feels both found and made, holding the weight of the shore.
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Wilma Nawara’s journey into ceramics is deeply intertwined with her love of travel. For her, the craft is not just about the final object but the path of creation—an ongoing exploration shaped by places and experiences. Her work carries the traces of these encounters, from earthy textures to refined forms. Rooted in simplicity yet rich in detail, each piece invites touch, whether through burnished surfaces or raw, unglazed clay. Nawara’s approach is thoughtful: embracing imperfections and allowing time to shape both material and perspective. Her work traces its journey—evolving into reflections of place, time, and the quiet joy of making.









