Inga Elín's Signature Collections
the iconic
Veltibolli Cups
Crafted in a timeless form, that stays cool to the touch while keeping your beverage warm, the Veltibolli cups is a true classic loved by locals. Having created hundreds of unique patterns over the last four decades, Inga's vast collections have a clear inspiration by the elements that surround her where the ever changing Icelandic weather plays a big role.
Classic Collection
Black Collection
Gold Collection
50 years of experience
Attention to Details
Strýta Vases
From delicate bouquets to graceful tall stems, these pieces are a timeless addition to any floral arrangement and a thoughtful gift for loved ones and collectors of Inga’s art.
Each piece is carefully hand-painted, so no two are ever the same. Explore the new patterns this fall.
Classic Collection
Black Collection
Gold Collection
Minimal Collection
Inga Elín’s new Minimal Collection brings timeless elegance to your daily rituals with four sizes of the Veltibollar cups. Now available in both black and white porcelain.
The natural color takes center stage offering a timeless aesthetic that complements any space or style. All the cups in these collections have a glazed upper section, giving them a smooth finish, in contrast to the wavy and matte finish of the cups lower part.
Black porcelain
White Porcelain
Durable and Designed to Last
Now available
Black Porcelain
In this limited collection by Inga Elín, the Veltibollar cups are crafted from black porcelain and painted with real gold. The dual-layer hand-painting technique ensures that each design is rich, detailed, and truly one of a kind.
Espresso size
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Meet the Artist
Inga Elín
Starting at the early age of twelve, the Reykjavík born Inga Elín has dedicated her life to the world of ceramics. She found her love for working with clay at the Reykjavík School of Arts and followed her passion to the Iceland Academy of Arts. She studied ceramics and glass in Denmark Design and was awarded by Queen Margrethe for her exceptional graduation project, a collection of handblown glassware and porcelain cups.