Craft

The annual initiative showcases makers and creatives who share Bottega Veneta’s dedication to craft. This year’s objects come together as an exquisite, modern still life

By Anna Solomon Published 5 December 25

How Jaipur’s artisans, designers, and cultural pioneers are building on its heritage to transform a historic capital into a modern powerhouse of creativity

By Cristina Kiran Piotti Published 3 December 25

A decade after Orhan Niksic relaunched his family’s century-old workshop, Zanat celebrates its evolution with an exhibition of new, hand-carved works that look to the future of design and craft

By Ali Morris Published 7 November 25

Chef Merlin Labron-Johnson’s Michelin-starred restaurant hosts an artist-in-residence exhibition exploring form, materiality and the poetics of place

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 14 October 25

The American interior designer worked with artists, makers and artisans to create objects for the home, emphasising materiality and visual simplicity

By Rosa Bertoli Published 23 September 25

A new collection by Nada Duele explores the theme of emigration of Guatemala’s skilled artisans

By Zac Procter Published 21 September 25

The Japanese sculptor describes his work as ‘50 per cent tradition and 50 per cent innovation’

By Francesca Perry Published 30 May 25

Jonathan Baldock’s ‘WYRD’ menagerie takes up residence at Scotland’s Jupiter Artland for the summer

By Hugo Macdonald Published 23 May 25

London Craft Week 2025 (until 18 May) brings together some 1,000 established and emerging makers. Here is everything we saw and loved so you don't miss a thing

By Malaika Byng Published 16 May 25

An exhibition in Warsaw gives local makers their due, looking inside the burgeoning world of Polish design

By Laura May Todd Published 9 May 25

With London Craft Week just around the corner, Wallpaper* rounds up the must-see moments from this year’s programme

By Francesca Perry Published 27 April 25

The new initiative pairs emerging talents with some of India’s most prestigious ateliers, resulting in intricately crafted designs, as seen at Alcova 2025 in Milan

By Henrietta Thompson Published 13 April 25

The annual showcase for under 35s, SaloneSatellite, reveals how traditional craft can influence design for today and tomorrow

By Ifeoluwa Adedeji Published 8 April 25

‘Morris Mania’ at the William Morris Gallery explores the British designer’s complicated legacy in an ever-more commodified world

By Tianna Williams Published 28 March 25

Ahead of next week's 21st edition of Collect, the world's leading fair for collectible craft, we sit down with Natalie Melton, executive director of the Crafts Council, to talk about making a living from making

By Hugo Macdonald Published 22 February 25

'I have been passionate and driven to champion straw embroidery as an exquisite, sustainable “natural gold”’: rising star Hanny Newton on winning the inaugural award

By Hugo Macdonald Published 11 October 24

Loewe Perfumes’ limited edition flask toppers are crafted by Spanish porcelain company Lladró. Mary Cleary takes a look inside the making process, as featured in the October 2024 issue of Wallpaper*

By Mary Cleary Published 6 October 24

Dal Chodha visits Barcelona-based shoe and accessory brand Hereu as it reaches a milestone decade in business

By Dal Chodha Published 20 September 24

‘We can’t take this type of craft for granted anymore,’ says COS design director Karin Gustafsson, who worked with Kyoto shibori artisan Kazuki Tabata on the airy summer collection. Wallpaper* heads to Japan’s former capital to find out more

By Jack Moss Published 5 June 24

Toast New Makers 2023 celebrates idependent, under-the-radar designers working across multiple disciplines and using sustainable materials. Their work is now available to purchase from Toast stores and website

By Tilly Macalister-Smith Published 11 March 23

By Ali Morris Last updated 1 November 22

The Sarabande Foundation’s artist-in-residence will lead a free virtual workshop on paper crafting and collage techniques on 23 February 2021

By Harriet Lloyd Smith Last updated 31 October 22

By Sujata Burman Last updated 31 October 22

Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize announces Rita Parniczky as its 2016 winner. The Hungarian-born textile artist's works impressed the jury for their combination of nature-inspired forms and precise craftsmanship

By Rosa Bertoli Last updated 31 October 22