The Stig Lindberg bowl, Veckla model, is an original sculptural piece from the 1950s that reflects the essence of Swedish vintage ceramics: its timeless design and organic forms make it a unique collector's item, capable of bringing character and elegance to any space.
Design and materials
The Veckla bowl is characterized by its free and sculptural silhouette, inspired by nature. Made of enameled stoneware with a matte white Carrara glaze, its finish resembles marine corals or tree branches. Its neutral and refined aesthetic makes it a versatile decorative bowl, perfect for both minimalist environments and vintage interior design projects.
About Stig Lindberg
Designed in 1950 by Stig Lindberg as part of a series of 12 bowls and sculptural pieces, it was produced between 1950 and 1960 in Gustavsberg, Sweden: a limited edition now highly valued by collectors. Veckla means "folded," in reference to the fluidity of its forms. Stig Lindberg, considered one of the great masters of post-war Scandinavian design, was the artistic director of Gustavsberg from 1949, and his work stands out for reinterpreting ceramics with inspiration from natural phenomena.
Why we chose this piece
At Matuta Home, we select objects that convey history and authenticity. This Stig Lindberg bowl represents the perfect union between art, design, and nature: a representative work of Swedish vintage ceramics, rare and exclusive, that embodies our philosophy of surrounding ourselves with pieces with soul capable of transforming spaces.