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Prescilia Sodj


A PLATFORM FOR CONTEMPORARY CRAFT AND THE WOMEN WHO SHAPE IT

Miroirs de lumière, seconde apparition
Miroirs de lumière, seconde apparition
€195.00

Made by Prescilia Sodj, this porcelain cup is hand-built using the pinching technique, with a flat base and an irregular rim. Decorated inside and out in brown, blue, pink, lavender and white tones, combining engobes, glazes and oxide pencil drawing. One of a kind.

Chimère de l’orée Chimère de l’orée
Chimère de l’orée
€310.00

Made by Prescilia Sodj, this porcelain bowl is hand-built using the pinching technique, with a flat base and an irregular rim. Decorated inside and out with green and white motifs, combining engobes, glazes and oxide pencil drawing. One of a kind.

L’ouverture du Bal
L’ouverture du Bal
€240.00

Made by Prescilia Sodj, this porcelain bowl is hand-built using the pinching technique, with a flat base and an irregular rim. Decorated inside and out with red, pink and white motifs, combining engobes, glazes and oxide pencil drawing. One of a kind.

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Horse Toy Sweater
€275.00

Made in Madrid, Spain by Beatriz Gómez, the Horse Toy Sweater is a knitted garment made from 100% merino wool on a manual knitting machine using the intarsia technique. Its dropped shoulders and slightly cropped fit create a relaxed silhouette, while contrasting colour along selected bands adds a graphic detail. Each sweater is made to order, minimising fabric waste.

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Candle Sweater
€275.00

Made in Madrid, Spain by Beatriz Gómez, the Candle Sweater is a knitted garment made from 100% merino wool on a manual knitting machine using the intarsia technique. Its dropped shoulders and slightly cropped fit create a relaxed silhouette, while contrasting colour along selected bands gives the design a graphic rhythm. Each sweater is made to order, minimising fabric waste.

Pottery Sweater
Pottery Sweater
€275.00

Made in Madrid, Spain by Beatriz Gómez, the Pottery Sweater is a knitted garment made from 100% merino wool on a manual knitting machine using the intarsia technique. Its dropped shoulders and slightly cropped fit create a relaxed silhouette, while contrasting colour along selected bands adds a considered detail. Each sweater is made to order, minimising fabric waste.

Everyday Objects Zine Everyday Objects Zine
Everyday Objects Zine
€25.00

Made in Madrid, Spain by Beatriz Gómez, Everyday Objects is a 32-page zine about craft, following the life of a sweater. It reflects on how handmade objects accumulate time, knowledge and care. Written, illustrated and self-published by Gómez, it is inkjet-printed and finished with staple binding.

Wood Bandana Wood Bandana
Wood Bandana
€50.00

Made in Madrid, Spain by Beatriz Gómez, the Wood Bandana is a triangular accessory knitted from 100% merino wool on a manual knitting machine. Two contrasting colour stripes add a graphic accent to its simple shape. The bandana is shaped directly during the knitting process rather than cut from a larger piece of fabric, helping to avoid unnecessary offcuts, and can be worn around the head or neck, as a top, or tied at the hips.

STORIES

Conversations, places and practices. Meet women crafters who bring heritage and craft to life through their work, combining traditional techniques with contemporary perspectives. Through their stories, we explore the care, knowledge and processes behind each piece, the communities they nurture, and the traditions they continue to carry forward.


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OUR APPROACH

Supporting a more
meaningful craft culture

Crafters of Today is an independent publication based in Barcelona that researches, documents, and presents the work of women working across contemporary craft. We believe craft is about more than what is made. It is about the people, knowledge, materials, and traditions behind each piece. Many of the things we want can probably be made by someone within our own communities. Our selection is built around this idea, bringing together objects made by independent crafters from our surroundings and making them easier to discover and access.

We explore the stories and practices behind these objects, from traditional techniques passed down through generations to contemporary interpretations of craft. By sharing this knowledge and supporting the women who carry it forward, we hope to keep these ways of making and engaging with the world alive.

We also believe in the value of collaboration. By creating connections between crafters, communities, and people who appreciate thoughtful making, we hope to contribute to a more connected and resilient culture of independent craft.

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