Berntsdotter comes from my father – it simply means “Bernt’s daughter” and reminds me of my roots.

I work with ceramics and am especially drawn to the calm, meditative techniques – rolling, coiling, and letting my hands lead the way. It’s in the simplicity that the magic happens.

I call my ceramics “perfectly imperfect.” For me, it’s not about creating something flawless, but something alive. Just like life itself – a little uneven, a little raw, but full of character and soul. Each piece carries traces of the process, of presence in the moment, and of daring to let it become what it becomes.