
Lisa Larson designed tableware for Duka in the 1980s. It came with swelling animal forms and colorful details on a porcelain background. Find your favorites among the Duka objects or learn more in our overview.
Lisa Larson is mostly known as a ceramist with a strong association with the Gustavsberg company. But in the 1980, she worked as a freelance designer for the Duka store chain.
Some of the most appreciated objects from this cooperation are the coffee pots, teapots, and pitchers. They come with swelling animal forms and colorful details on a porcelain background.
On the lower side, the tableware is marked with a golden sticker. Which of the Duka pieces is your favorite?

Bird pitcher, height 16 cm

Elephant teapot, height 21 cm

Cat coffee pot, height. 22 cm

The lower side of a Duka tableware