Craft a more
meaningful tomorrow
Objects made slowly by people we can name. Wood, iron, clay and cloth, worked by hand and priced so they can actually be used rather than admired.
Free delivery
On every order over ninety-five dollars, packed in paper.
Sixty days
Long enough to know whether a thing has earned its place.
Named makers
Every listing carries the maker and the workshop.
Small runs
Made in tens, so no two pieces are ever quite identical.
The well made
The pieces that leave the workshop fastest and return to stock the least often.
Three trades
Every workshop we buy from keeps to one discipline and does it properly.
Wood
Bowls, boards and stools turned and joined by hand from single boards.
Iron
Hooks, tools and hardware forged and finished at a single bench.
Cloth
Woven throws, linens and yarn dyed in small lots by named hands.
Newly made
Added this month in small numbers, most of which will not be repeated.
Slower, and better for it
A bowl takes a day. A blade takes three. We would rather sell you one thing you keep for thirty years than ten you replace every spring.
See the collection
Every maker named
The workshop and the person are on every listing. If we cannot name them, we do not carry the piece.
One warm palette
Forest, copper and raw material. Everything sits together on a shelf.
Small runs
Made in tens.
Paper packed
No plastic in the box.
What people say
The board has been in daily use for two years and has only got better looking. It was worth every penny.
Knowing who made the thing changes how you treat it. I have not put a single piece from here in a cupboard.
Slower to arrive than the usual shops and completely worth the wait. Everything came wrapped in paper and straw.
Made by hand
Turned, forged or woven at a bench rather than pressed out by the thousand.
Named workshops
Every maker and their town, listed plainly on the product page.
Paper packed
Recycled card, paper tape and straw wadding. Nothing plastic travels.
Sixty-day returns
A prepaid label and no long form asking why it did not suit.
Notes from the bench
New pieces, restock notes and the occasional word from a workshop. Twice a month, never more.
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