Stylish and exclusive ceramics

Ditte Fischer Copenhagen is 100% Danish. Ditte Fischer graduated from Danmarks Designskole in 1995 and has since then designed and produced high quality ceramics at her workshop in Copenhagen. All of Ditte Fischer’s products are manufactured in Denmark. It is Danish design – made in Denmark.

All products from Ditte Fischer are moulded in china and are handmade. Every single detail has been thoroughly considered and all work processes are carried out with precision and dedication. It is good craftsmanship with a stylish finish and a very high degree of exquisiteness. The silky surface in matt, dyed china provides the products with a beautiful and very lush materiality – one of the special characteristics of Ditte Fischer’s ceramic design.

Ditte Fischer’s design is clean curves without any unnecessary trim. The design is striking and powerful with soft curves and sharp edges. The base colours are black, gray and white supplemented with a wide range of contemporary colours – from a delicate ice blue, a fresh lime green to a strong orange. Colours, which add to the classic forms, and create a twist.

The design is not just ornamental. All of Ditte Fischer’s products are suitable for daily use. The material is hard-burnt and has a high strength. The products can be placed in microwave ovens as well as in dishwashers. In order to avoid stains and to preserve the beautiful even surface, it is recommended to treat the unglazed boat bowls with cooking oil.

Ditte Fischer Copenhagen is based on the proud traditions, which have made Danish design world-renowned and several of Ditte Fischer’s products have already made their mark as modern design classics. The best known of her designs are the elegant boat bowls and the beautiful milk jug.

Louisiana, Louvre and the Museum of Modern Art are just some of the exhibition sites, which have had her products on exhibition. Ditte Fischer was awarded the designer bronze medal and has been awarded working grants from the Design Fund, Danish Crafts and the Danish Arts Foundation.