Launching spring 2026

Donut is a sculptural pouring object designed and produced by Anette Leegaard and Alexandru Murar. Developed through the interplay of volume and void, this vessel exists simultaneously as a tool and as a spatial composition. Each piece is cast, assembled, and finished by hand in porcelain, with a wooden lid. First edition launching at Easter.

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Register to receive priority notification for the inaugural DONUT edition. You will be contacted before the public release opens and given early access to available pieces. Joining the list does not guarantee allocation.

Discover our collections

  • Facet Cups

    Facet Cups

    Delicate cups with handle cast in porcelain for coffe or tea.

  • Everyday Bowls

    Organic hand-thrown bowls with natural ash glazes for everyday use.

  • Bonbonniere

    Small lidded casseroles ideal for candy, jewlery, or other small belongings.

  • Tea Cups

    Hand-thrown cups with handle, perfect for tea or coffe.

  • Home Collection

    Have a glimpse of our series products for the table and home.

Everyday Cup
DKK 320.00

Skuret is a ceramics studio based in Nexø on Bornholm, founded by Anette Leegaard and Alexandru Murar. Drawing on the island’s ceramic heritage and local materials, we create functional tableware alongside singular pieces.

All work is produced in our workshop, with wheel-thrown stoneware and cast porcelain. A selection of our work is presented at FORMA, an independent shop and gallery run collectively with other makers.

About SKURET

Anette works primarily with cast porcelain. Her practice explores alternative methods and materials, questioning traditional ceramic processes and ideas of production.

Through an experimental approach—using molds made from paper, textiles, and other absorbent materials—her work develops surfaces and textures shaped by constraint and adaptation. Finished with glazes made from local materials, her objects reflect an interest in self-sufficiency and material awareness.

Anette Leegaard

Alexandru Murar

Alexandru works at the potter’s wheel, focusing on functional forms shaped by use and tradition. The wheel is his main tool for developing proportion and presence, resulting in clear, considered shapes.

His practice includes assembling multiple thrown elements and ongoing material research, with a focus on ash glazes, atmosphere and kiln processes. Through this work, he explores the aesthetic potential of functional forms with gentle, organic contours.