When you walk into the Hyakkō: 100+ Makers from Japan at the Japan House in London, there isn’t a single piece of artwork that does not exude attention and care.
While preparing to attend the upcoming London Design Biennale presentation, I can’t help but feel excited about what promises to be one of the most compelling cultural events of 2025.
Amalia Puga: “Their craft inspired me to use design and innovation to help preserve this tradition”.
Amalia Puga: “Their craft inspired me to use design and innovation to help preserve this tradition and empower a group of women fighting for the future”. Amalia Puga has gained...
Brigitte Tanaka, established by Brigitte Giraudi and Chieko Tanaka, is a dynamic...
Behind the pieces, Benedetta Grasso, Born in Milan, Italy, in 1994, Bendetta...
Idoia Cuesta is a textile creator and contemporary basket maker for Loewe, Zara Home, Adolfo Dominguez. Idoia’s family expected her to be a biologist, but fate seemed to have prepared...
