Galleri Sonja

Galleri Sonja Galleri Sonja is a curated universe bringing together contemporary objects rooted in craftsmanship and craft traditions.

The selection spans local and international artists — from established names to emerging practices — and includes tactile works such a

Setting the table with objects made to be used and enjoyed every day.Explore our selection of ceramics, glassware, servi...
30/07/2026

Setting the table with objects made to be used and enjoyed every day.

Explore our selection of ceramics, glassware, serving pieces, and textiles, carefully chosen to bring craftsmanship and materiality to the table.

Discover the collection at Galleri Sonja in Allinge or online.

‘Filosof’ lamp, created by architect Lars-Erik Ejlers in the 1990s,  relaunched by Fripon and Niels Ejlers in 2024.
28/07/2026

‘Filosof’ lamp, created by architect Lars-Erik Ejlers in the 1990s,  relaunched by Fripon and Niels Ejlers in 2024.

Working primarily in clear glass, Julie Fuhlendorff focuses on material clarity and proportion. Familiar forms are resha...
26/07/2026

Working primarily in clear glass, Julie Fuhlendorff focuses on material clarity and proportion. Familiar forms are reshaped by hand, refined through subtle shifts in balance and scale.

Her work move between function and sculptural presence. In use, they hold flowers, candles or branches, while shaping light and space around them.

Cille Grosell’s characteristic swirl form takes shape in this cup, combining sculptural expression with everyday use.Exp...
23/07/2026

Cille Grosell’s characteristic swirl form takes shape in this cup, combining sculptural expression with everyday use.
Explore Cille’s pieces in the gallery or online.

During 3daysofdesign, we presented works by Mette Skjærbæk as part of Connected: A Dialogue Between Nature & Craft.Combi...
21/07/2026

During 3daysofdesign, we presented works by Mette Skjærbæk as part of Connected: A Dialogue Between Nature & Craft.

Combining pressed botanicals, handmade Japanese paper, museum glass, and oak, each work reflects a careful balance between craftsmanship and the inherent unpredictability of natural materials.

Photography Karl Tranberg and Nefeli Have

Detail of sketches from Yukari Hotta’s atelier.
19/07/2026

Detail of sketches from Yukari Hotta’s atelier.

Introducing Kawabi.
Founded by Aaron and Irisa Na-Chan Kawabi, the New York-based studio explores inheritance, identity,...
16/07/2026

Introducing Kawabi.
Founded by Aaron and Irisa Na-Chan Kawabi, the New York-based studio explores inheritance, identity, and the transmission of form across cultures through craft.
Working with paper and traditional joinery techniques, Kawabi reinterprets familiar objects through a contemporary approach. Structure is achieved through precise construction without visible hardware, allowing light, material, and form to become closely interconnected.
Rooted in both Eastern and Western craft traditions, their work moves between past and present, allowing cultural references to be translated into contemporary forms.
Kawabi is available at Galleri Sonja.

Introducing Yukari Hotta.Yukari Hotta is a ceramic artist born in Tokyo and based in Copenhagen. Working in stoneware, s...
13/07/2026

Introducing Yukari Hotta.
Yukari Hotta is a ceramic artist born in Tokyo and based in Copenhagen. Working in stoneware, she creates vessels and sculptural forms that appear fluid and organic.
Her practice explores softness, tactility, and the relationship between object, hand and space. Surfaces retain the imprint of the hand, where fingerprints and subtle irregularities become part of the final expression. Rather than pursuing perfection, her work embraces character, allowing each piece to develop its own presence.
Inspired by natural forms, Yukari Hotta transforms clay into forms that invite touch, contemplation and close observation.
Discover Yukari Hotta at Galleri Sonja.

Introducing FiliJulie Villamonte is a weaver and designer based in Milan, originally from the Bicol region of the Philip...
11/07/2026

Introducing Fili
Julie Villamonte is a weaver and designer based in Milan, originally from the Bicol region of the Philippines, where she learned traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations of women makers.
Working under the name Fili, she creates sculptural objects in natural fibres such as abaca and rattan. For the works at Galleri Sonja, hand-collected stones from the Danish landscape are carefully woven into each piece, creating a dialogue between material, place and craft.
Rooted in traditions from both the Philippines and Italy, her practice combines technical precision with an intuitive approach to making. Through simple gestures and natural materials, everyday stones are transformed into tactile objects that sit between function and sculpture.
Explore works by Fili at Galleri Sonja

A closer look inside Sara Martinsen’s atelier.Working between art and material research, Sara’s practice begins with the...
06/07/2026

A closer look inside Sara Martinsen’s atelier.
Working between art and material research, Sara’s practice begins with the material itself. For Rodfæstet, wild grass harvested on Bornholm is carefully studied for its colour, structure and tactile qualities before becoming part of a work. Through observation and craft, familiar materials are given new attention, revealing the value of what is often overlooked.
Experience Rodfæstet at Galleri Sonja until 20 July.

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