Studio Arhoj | Sculptures + Figurines

Anders began his work in interiors and design while studying in Tokyo, Japan in 2005. After moving back to Denmark, he began operating a small design studio from his apartment in Vesterbro doing graphic work, identity, branding and kids illustration - and eventually moving into the world of ceramics, and started making his amazing creations.

By 2013 Anders was able to officially start Studio Arhoj in an old envelope factory in Islands Brygge, a former industrial and dockland area just outside central Copenhagen. In 2020 the studio relocated into the heart of Copenhagen where it currently resides with a glass blowing hot shop, ceramic pottery and a flag ship store.

The studio aims to be as responsible as possible in it's ethos and production. All excess clay is reused and recycled, the raw materials are all sourced within Europe and as close to the studio as possible and electric usage is run on the many clean and green initiatives that they have locally in Denmark. The kilns are run only at night to help reduce stress on the local grid and the heat is repurposed to keep the studio space warm in the winter.

Studio Arhoj employ expert makers in the two essential production departments. On the one hand there is the pottery where four experienced potters hand throw the Edo line every day at the wheel (Yuki, Mion Mug, Spring Bowl and more.) Then there is the Hot Shop glass blowing department where all of the Arhoj glasswork is mouth blown in the studio.