At the Höganäs Book Outlet I made a real find — or, to be honest, it was actually T. who made it. He found Ingegerd Råman's book, which turned out to be an amazing account of her philosophy as a potter and "form giver", for only 39 SEK. It's filled with wonderful photos of her work as a potter (which is primarily what she sees herself as) and a glass designer (or "form giver," which is the term she prefers). I have always found her minimalist work very interesting and, as I learned about the philosophy and the thoughts that guide her work, I found it even more intriguing. Ingegerd Råman's sense of balance, the serenity radiated by the objects she has designed, and the integrity she displays as a designer is truly admirable. I very much look forward to seeing more of her work in the future.

Her book, co-written with Lena From, can be found at Adlibris as well. The image of the black vase was found at Sweden.se, the "Lilla servisen" was found at Scandinavian Objects, and the Pond bowl "Trassel" was found at Royal Design.