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 Charlotta Munsterhjelm, a ceramic artist based in Helsinki. Through her work, she explores how colour, form and small handmade details can shift the mood of a space and invite a lighter way of seeing familiar objects.
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Ana Grajales
Ana Grajales is a textile artist and industrial designer from Uruguay based in Mallorca. Through a slow and intuitive approach to weaving, she honors ancestral craft while giving it new meaning. Working with natural fibres from both places, she creates pieces that hold presence, texture, and a quiet sense of connection.
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Jéssica Ilfu-Soi
Ceramics, Lisbon
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Ana Grajales
Textile, Mallorca
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Yasmin Bawa
Sculpting, France
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Daisy Eltenton
Ceramics, Tomar, Portugal
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Kylie Marie Fialho
Woodworking, Lisbon
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Saeam Kwon
Ceramics, Berlin
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Rachel Sellem
Ceramics, Amsterdam
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Hanako Stubbe
Weaving, France
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Ismene King
Ceramics, Athens
Daisy Eltenton
Daisy Eltenton is a ceramic artist based in Tomar, Portugal. Through ceramics, she explores how objects shape our daily lives and influence our states of mind, weaving emotion and presence into the spaces we inhabit.
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.
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.
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.
