CRAFTERS OF TODAY
Celebrating craftswomen and their work
Each handcrafted object, homeware item, artwork, or piece of jewellery we select in small editions carries its provenance and the maker’s voice. Discover our latest selection and a thoughtful interview with Sofie Karlsson, a textile artist based in Sweden, working with weaving, ropemaking, and macramé knotting. Her practice is rooted in women’s historiography and unfolds in dialogue with domestic and DIY handicraft traditions. Through a sensitive engagement with textile materials, she explores how fibres carry history and speak beyond words.
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Meet women crafters who bring heritage and craft to life through their work, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design. In their stories, we see the care and process behind each piece, the ways they nurture community, and how they keep cultural traditions alive.
Marjorie Broudieu
Marjorie Broudieu is a French ceramic artist and analogue collage maker based in Amsterdam. Her practice, deeply influenced by Surrealist thought, explores the unconscious to reveal deeper truths. Utilizing intuitive, experimental methods alongside traditional techniques, she transforms clay into objects that act as quiet portals where dreams, emotions, and reality intersect.
Jéssica Ilfu-Soi
Jéssica Ilfu-Soi is a Lisbon-based mixed-media artist whose work explores the intersections of identity, spirituality, and the natural world.
Benedetta Ficarelli
Benedetta Ficarelli is a ceramic and textile artist based in Hackney London. Her practice moves between clay fibre and light exploring how form material and repetition shape the atmosphere of a space.
Caitlin Hinshelwood
Caitlin Hinshelwood is a London-based artist and designer known for her distinctive hand-dyed, printed, and stitched textiles. Grounded in traditional screen printing and dyeing methods her work is shaped through careful processes from hand rolled edges to considered choices in materials.
Jessica Tremaine
Jessica Tremaine is a Cornish ceramic artist based in Penzance in the UK. Her practice uses clay as a way to explore storytelling through form, surface and weight, drawing together references to human spirituality, industrial history and collective ritual.
Esther Lara
Esther Lara is a visual artist and ceramicist from Barcelona. Her work moves between painting, ceramics, and illustration, exploring the human experience through form, where figures and animals express vulnerability, instinct, and the unseen connections that shape our inner world. Her practice is also guided by an interest in dreams and mysticism.
Community Event Recommendations
Every other week we recommend women led events, workshops, retreats, and exhibitions that bring care, depth, and meaning into our shared cultural life. These gatherings invite connection with people who value thoughtful making, learning, and genuine creative exchange.
Things to consider
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Each piece is crafted from thoughtful natural materials—wool, clay, linen, silver, and wood. The maker carefully selects each material for its texture, durability, and connection to traditional craftsmanship.
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We deliver within the EU and the United Kingdom. Whenever possible, we encourage supporting local makers—it reduces environmental impact and strengthens nearby crafting communities. If the piece is made in the same city where you live, local delivery is free, and in some cases, a local pick-up option is available.
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We offer customization and commissioned pieces for those seeking something personal. Whether you have a clear idea or just an impression of what you need, we’ll work with the right crafter to bring it to life.