Stig Lindberg (1955) Terma for Gustavsberg
Stig Lindberg’s ”Terma” series was designed in 1955 during the golden era of Swedish pottery. The tableware was made of novarlit with robust shapes and dark brown colors. Find your favorite among Stig’s Terma objects or see them all in our overview.
An Overview of Stig Lindberg's Terma Series
Stig Lindberg designed the ”Terma” series in 1955 for the Gustavsberg factory. It was first presented at the legendary H55 exhibition in Helsingborg. The objects were made of novarlit – a Gustavsberg invented ceramic material. The Terma series consisted of about 20 kitchenware pieces ranging from pots to frying pans.
Pot (model 4), height 23 cm
Pot (model 7), height 19 cm
Pot (model 12), height 21 cm
Pot (model 18), height 19 cm
Pot, height 13 cm
Pot, height 13 cm
Pot, height 23 cm
Pot, length 28 cm
Pot (model 3), width 24 cm
Pot (model 8), width 24 cm
Pot, length 20 cm
Pot (model 13), height 19 cm
Saucer, length 15 cm
Pot, length 20 cm
Saucer (model 5), length 20 cm
Pan (model 11), length 25 cm
Frying pan (model 1), length 30 cm
Frying pan (model 2), length 37 cm
Baking dishes (model 20 and 21), width 20-28 cm
Baking dish (model 14), length 23 cm
Baking dish, length 39 cm
Baking dish (model 16), length 34 cm
Baking dish (model 17), length 41 cm
Terma decal
Lower side of a Terma object
The Terma original box