Ulrika (Ulla) Eleonora Matilda Procopé-Nyman (1921–1968) was a Finnish designer of ceramics.

Her designs were produced at large scale by the Arabia company in Finland.

[1] Procopé's parents were Lieutenant Colonel Aleksander Fredrik Procopé [fi] (1876–1956), the commander of the Finnish White Guard (1919–1928), and his wife, Karin Maria née Spåre (1885–1924).

She worked for Arabia until 1966 and specialised in creating practical ceramics designs for daily use with assured outlines and a range of carefully modulated glazes.

The design was influenced by Southern European ceramics, which Procopé was introduced to since her youth.