Stig Lindberg Tahiti


Stig Lindberg (1970) Tahiti for Gustavsberg

Stig Lindberg’s ”Tahiti” series was designed in 1970 during the golden era of Swedish pottery. The tableware was made of bone porcelain with strict shape and colorful flower motif. Find your favorite among Stig’s Tahiti objects or see them all in our overview.




An Overview of Stig Lindberg's Tahiti Series

Stig Lindberg designed the ”Tahiti” series in 1970 for the Gustavsberg factory. The bone porcelain series consisted of a coffee cup, teacup, creamer, and sugar bowl. The objects have strict shapes and colorful flower decorations. A coffee pot was planned but never made production. Tahiti – with its era-typical expression – was produced in 1970–1973.

Stig Lindberg Tahiti Coffee cup, diameter 6,5 cm


Coffee cup, diameter 6,5 cm

Stig Lindberg Tahiti Teacup, diameter 9 cm


Teacup, diameter 9 cm


Stig Lindberg Tahiti Sugar bowl, diameter 9 cm


Sugar bowl, diameter 9 cm

Stig Lindberg Tahiti Creamer, 9 cm


Creamer, height 9 cm


Stig Lindberg Lower side of an Tahiti object


Lower sides of Tahiti objects




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