Skåne, the southernmost part of Sweden, is a region with a rich cultural heritage which called the region artists and craftspeople. it's uniqueness presents in all kind of art that produce such as Ceramics, textiles, silver smithing and glassblowing. the city is full of small galleries, studios and workshops that selling local arts and crafts (Imported from Visit Sweden Website).  

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n the 20th century, Swedish and Danish potteries produced both tableware and art pottery for their customers. In general, pieces produced in Sweden in the first half of the century have strong Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences, while Danish ceramics had a modernist aesthetic even before the Mid-Century Modern movement took hold after World War II. The largest ceramics factory in Sweden was Gustavsberg, whose leading designer at the end of the 19th and through the first half of the 20th centuries was Josef Ekberg. Early Ekberg vases featured floral and Art Nouveau decorations using the sgrafitto technique. Later pieces from the 1920s had less decoration but were often fired in iridescent glazes (Information imported from Collectors Weekly website)