Down here you'll find our exhibition of local potters, 20th century pottery and contemporary ceramic art.

The Kullen area is like a Swiss cheese. Below the fields and villages lies a dark, silent and waterfilled landscape. Only the slag heaps remain. Coal mining in Höganäs started...

Höganäsbolaget – The Höganäs Company Höganäsbolaget  mined coal. The clay that could mined as well could be used for bricks and pottery. The coal was used in the ovens. Production...

Salt-glazed – a large scale industry Salt glazed stoneware is Höganäs’ backbone. The main income came from industrial goods: bricks, tiles, slabs and sewage pipes. The flow of salt glazed...

Åke Holm Åke Holm (1900-1980), potter and artist, known as plain Åke to everyone in Höganäs. A local supernova and one of 20th century Sweden’s leading potters. Höganäs and the...

KKAM has one of Sweden’s premier collections of modern Scandinavian pottery. It’s a collection in motion, an indicator of the state of contemporary pottery. Anything can turn up here: spontaneous...

Gustaf Alling was born in Halmstad in 1878 as the youngest of eight siblings. His father was a shipbuilder and the family lived in poor conditions. Gustaf had a good...