Handcrafted ModernPhilosophy

Black and white photograph of Lucie Rie pots on the Plischke shelves downstairs at Albion Mews c.1950s
In our ephemeral, disposable world, we’re increasingly drawn to the tactile, the slow, the natural. Methods and rituals swept away by time. Artefacts of hope and vessels for connection.
handcrafted modern is our love letter to the culture of handcraft. Through dedicated representation, we exist to bring the practices, works and stories of skilled makers using traditional techniques to an engaged audience of craft appreciators and collectors.
We create space for makers who quietly weave and forge and sculpt old stories and new expressions. We gather for the collectors who take note of the small things as they move through their lives.
We extend an invitation to all who share our desire for a gentler way of being in the world, filled with thought and care.
Handcrafted Modern ETHOShandcrafted modern is a multi-brand store showcasing the work of artisans bridging traditional techniques with pioneering practice. From their hands to yours, our evolving offering of singular and limited objects casts new light on time-honoured methods across art, craft and design.
A collective yearning for a return to the hand underpins our reason for being: an enduring appreciation for all things made manually, patinated and perfectly imperfect.

Lucie Rie and Hans Coper pottery upstairs at 18 Albion Mews in 1950.

Wooden shelves in weaver Peter Collingwood's sitting room with ceramic pots, alongside books and woven containers; these include many pots by Lucie Rie and some by Hans Coper as well as historical Far Eastern and Mexican pottery.
Black and white photograph of Lucie Rie pots on the Plischke shelves downstairs at Albion Mews c.1950s
Lucie Rie and Hans Coper pottery upstairs at 18 Albion Mews in 1950.
Wooden shelves in weaver Peter Collingwood's sitting room with ceramic pots, alongside books and woven containers; these include many pots by Lucie Rie and some by Hans Coper as well as historical Far Eastern and Mexican pottery.
Handcrafted ModernOffering
Situated at the intersection of craft, design and art, our offering includes objects and artefacts intended to enrich daily life, whether through beauty, utility or both.

“We exist to open eyes.” — Joseph and Albers Foundation.
The return of craft as a modern luxury speaks to a growing appreciation for the handmade and the stories woven into each piece. Makers are exploring new materials and techniques, expanding both the possibilities of craft and the way we understand its value.
This shift is bringing a sense of personal expression and connection, transforming everyday objects into meaningful art forms. Craft is no longer just a pastime; it is a movement shaping the ways and spaces in which we live.
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For collectors, aesthetes, and design enthusiasts seeking rare, vintage, and one-off pieces, we offer objects that tell stories, hold emotions, and evoke memories.

We support the conscious consumer who seeks lasting quality while choosing socially and environmentally responsible items made with respect for nature.

In an age of industrial manufacturing, objects shaped by human hands are increasingly valuable, as is a personal connection to the makers behind them.

We are dedicated to preserving and reviving a deep appreciation for historic craftsmanship, lost cultural artisanship, and traditional handcraft techniques.