• Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst
  • Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst
  • Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst
  • Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst
    Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst
    A tribute to one of the porcelain jewels, Naughty Boy, created by Arje Griegst for Royal Copenhagen between 1973 and 1976. This little masterpiece was a portrait of his son, Noam Griegst as a child - a mischievous, blue-coloured face with curly hair, inspired by the expressive masks of ancient Greek theater.
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    The Colour in Projects

    1. An Ode to Griegst: Reimagining Arje Griegst Through Colour
      An Ode to Griegst: Reimagining Arje Griegst Through Colour

      An Ode to Griegst: Reimagining Arje Griegst Through Colour

    2. Griegst × Royal Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign
      Griegst × Royal Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign

      Griegst × Royal Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign

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      Griegst 03 Swirl by Griegst
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      Griegst 05 Merman by Griegst
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    About Griegst

    A universe of enchanted craft. Founded in Copenhagen in 1963 by artist and goldsmith Arje Griegst, the house of Griegst is a living archive of...

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    Transition by Griegst

    The Transition Palette translates 12 shades of porcelain and luminous gold, drawn from Arje Griegst’s iconic 1975 jewellery collection for Royal Copenhagen, into fluid, contemporary colour. These tones echo the delicate nuance and quiet depth of Celadon glazes once hand mixed by Griegst himself. Together, they form a precious, time-travelling spectrum: at once ancient and immediate, refined yet instinctive, an homage to the past, reimagined through a modern lens.

    This is not colour as surface, but colour as substance. Each tone holds the quiet complexity of time and touch, tones that feel simultaneously unearthed and invented. Together, they form a precious palette: intuitive, refined, and otherworldly. Applied across materials, the palette activates space with a sense of transformation, bridging past and present, the ornamental and the architectural. It’s an invitation to see colour not as backdrop, but as experience, sensory, emotional, and alive.

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