Objects made
by hand, to keep.

Hand-thrown stoneware in muted glazes. Mara's pieces carry the quiet imperfection of the wheel — no two are alike.

Sculptural lighting in blown glass and brushed steel. Elias treats light as a material to be shaped, not merely emitted.

Solid-timber furniture joined by hand. Sora works to the grain, letting each board decide its final form.

Naturally-dyed weavings on a floor loom. Idris sources fleece and flax from small British farms.

Small cast objects in bronze and aluminium — door pulls, bookends, vessels. Function made deliberate.

Risograph and screen prints in limited runs. Tomás draws from the city's overlooked geometry.