[ crosia work — detail ]
From our hands
The same honesty, in cloth and clay.
Alongside the jars we make room for two kinds of handwork: crosia — crochet, done the slow way — and ceramic pottery. Different shelf, same rule: everything here is made by hands we know and can name.
Who made it, where, and from what — those three answers belong on every piece, the way grown and sourced belong on every jar. We are still confirming the makers’ details for print, so until we can name them properly the label says so honestly: [ARTISAN DETAILS TBC].
The maker’s panel
The truth about every piece.
Made by
A named maker, not a factory. The name is being confirmed — [ARTISAN TBC] — and we would rather show you the placeholder than invent a person.
Materials
What each piece is made from and where that came from — cotton yarn for the crosia, clay and glaze for the pottery. Origins are printed as they are confirmed: [ORIGINS TBC].
Never
Machine-made passed off as handmade · Undisclosed materials
If a machine made it, we will say a machine made it.
The pieces
Crosia and clay.
[ ceramic pottery — set ]
[ photograph — crosia work in progress, hands ]
Bring the handwork home.
Two pieces for now, honestly labelled — makers named as soon as we can print them properly.
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