TheClayPlay
Ceramics with personality.
The creative minds behind the original ceramic flag from Løvens Hule.
The original ceramic flag from the Lion's Den
The first ceramic Dannebrog table flags were created in 2019 in connection with South Jutland preparing to celebrate the 100th anniversary of reunification in 2020.
Annemette: "During a brainstorm, I visualized this small piece of pottery that depicted a small ceramic flagpole on a beautifully set summer table. I knew almost immediately that it had great potential and I had never seen anyone else do it, so I really had an original idea that also fit really well with my playful approach to design."
Who are we?
TheClayPlay is a ceramics workshop that produces and designs ceramics with a playful approach to design.
With our ceramics we try to spread a message about a world with spaciousness, diversity and room for the odd and imperfect.
Here, our ceramics are a daily joy when you drink from a crooked hand-painted mug with a huge handle or place a beautiful ceramic flag on the table, where the stem is thick, dotted or striped.
Handmade flags
See our large selection of ceramic flags
Tally wooden flag. Statement table flag, height 35cm, with clean, harmonious shapes and colors.
499,95 kr
Tossi Table Flag, height 30 cm, with perhaps the most urban vibe and coolness.
399,95 kr
Pastel Table Flag with soft shapes and beautiful pastel colors
299,95 kr
Fun Table Flag. The smallest wooden flag in the series - but the cutest flag we've made.
249,95 kr
Juggler flag with wide stripes in beautiful shades.
599,00 kr
Heart flag. Dannebrog flag with a single small red heart on the pole and a grass green base
299,00 kr
Love flag with big hearts in beautiful colors.
599,00 kr
'Hip Hip Hurra' Dannebrog flag with 'Hip Hip Hurra' stamped at the bottom.
260,00 kr
Love flag with lots of hearts in beautiful colors.
599,00 kr
The allotment flag. Our beautiful split flag with lots of allotment charm.
295,00 kr
Sustainable production
At TheClayPlay we are committed to recycling materials and avoiding waste. We rarely throw away ceramics as we try to sell ceramics with 'minor flaws' as 2nd grade.
