Made by Local Artisans

Six crafts, one standard. A lathe turner. A carver. A painter who holds a brush the way other people hold a pen. A weaver at a hand loom. A tailor. A silversmith. Everything we sell passes through people, not a production line — whether it is carved from timber, woven from jute, cut from linen or set by hand in silver.

Woodwork

Solid timber turned on a lathe or cut and shaped by hand. The maker reads the grain as they go, which is why the same design is never quite the same piece twice.

Hand-painting

Freehand, brush by brush, straight onto the surface. No transfers, no printing. One patterned bowl is hours of one person’s attention.

Jute and weaving

Natural fibre worked on a hand loom — coasters, mats, baskets and rugs. Slow, quiet work that nothing mechanical does half as well.

Linen and textiles

Linen and cotton cut and sewn by hand: lamp shades, cushion covers, table linen and throws.

Fashion and accessories

Tote bags and travel pieces, made from the same cloth and to the same standard as everything else we put our name to.

Jewellery and metal

Brass and silver, worked and set by hand.