Our Crafters
Explore our collection of thoughtfully made objects, created by crafters across Europe.
PHOTO BY Sinah OsnerConnect with Women Crafters Near YouDiscover hand-built ceramics, textiles, and jewelry from women makers across Europe. Shop our curated collection online or collect directly from the artist's studio to experience the story behind the craft.
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Each piece is carefully selected and available through our webstore. In many cases, you can collect your piece directly from the crafter’s studio, after the purchase, deepening the connection between object, maker, and place.
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At Crafters of Today, we believe a meaningful home grows from true connection—to the earth and to the people who shape the objects we live with. These pieces invite presence, memory, and a deeper sense of belonging.
Each piece is made with care and intention, honouring the hands that shaped it and the stories it carries, offering lasting quality and a quiet presence meant to be lived with.
The women we collaborate with blend heritage techniques with modern design, working in clay, fiber, wood, and metal to create small editions of hand-built ceramics, textiles, and jewelry.
Beyond the objects themselves, Crafters of Today is built on the belief that a meaningful home grows from a true connection to the earth and the people who shape what we live with. By centering women’s craft, we aim to support fairer ways of working and more resilient, independent creative practices. These pieces are meant to restore a sense of origin—reminding us that the things we surround ourselves with should be felt, not just seen.
Celebrating Women crafters
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Estela Díez · Straw Marquetry · Madrid
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Lena Huber · Plant Dyed Textile · Germany
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Sofie Karlsson · Textile · Sweden
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Kylie Marie · Lisbon · Woodworking
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Elvire Debitus · Textile · Brittany ·France
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Ana Grajales · Textile · Mallorca
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Daisy Eltenton · Ceramics · Portugal
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Saeam Kwon · Berlin · Ceramics
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Esther Lara · Barcelona · Ceramics
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Rachel Sellem · Amsterdam · Ceramics
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Stubbe Hanako · Paris · Weaving
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Latika Nehra · Berlin · Ceramics
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Chloe Chagnaud · Aubusson France · Felting
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Jessica Tremaine · Ceramics · UK
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Jéssica Ilfu-Soi · Ceramics · Lisbon
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Marjorie Broudieu · Amsterdam
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Charlotta Munsterhjelm · Ceramics · Helsinki
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Gabriela Bins · Ceramics · Lisbon
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Benedetta Ficarelli · Ceramics & textile · London
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Caitlin Hinshelwood · Textile · London
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Ana Grajales · Textile · Mallorca
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Daisy Eltenton · Ceramics · Portugal
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Saeam Kwon · Berlin · Ceramics
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Esther Lara · Barcelona · Ceramics
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Rachel Sellem · Amsterdam · Ceramics
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Stubbe Hanako · Paris · Weaving
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Kylie Marie · Lisbon · Woodworking
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Latika Nehra · Berlin · Ceramics
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Chloe Chagnaud · Aubusson France · Felting
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Miriam Cernuda · Barcelona · Ceramics
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Ria Lucey · London · Weaving
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Ismene King · Athens · Ceramics
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Maya Venkova · Barcelona · Ceramics
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Manon Cardin · Paris · Patchwork
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Anna Arroyo · Barcelona · Jewelry
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Marie Colin Madan · France · Patchwork
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Riikka Peltola · Textile Art · Tampere, Finland
Kelly Begiazi
Kelly Begiazi is a Greek artist, crafter, multidisciplinary designer, and architect based in Barcelona. Her interdisciplinary practice moves between art, craftsmanship, and design, exploring the space where these disciplines meet.
Handbuilt in stoneware, this lidded jewellery box is crafted by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. Finished in warm, earthy brown tones, the surface carries subtle variations giving the piece a rich and tactile presence. Raised on small rounded feet and topped with a sculptural lid, its form balances function with a quiet sense of play. Designed to hold small, meaningful objects, it brings a grounded and characterful presence to everyday spaces.
Handbuilt in stoneware, this organic-shaped tray dish is made by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. Finished in a rich, dark honey glaze, the piece features a textured rim and is raised on small, rounded feet that lift its form. Its elongated, irregular silhouette reflects a slow and considered making process, capturing a grounded and raw character. Designed for daily rituals, it serves as a tactile resting place for meaningful objects, bringing a sense of warmth and continuity to everyday spaces.
Handbuilt in stoneware, this trinket dish is made by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. Finished in a rich, dark honey glaze, the piece combines an organic, irregular form with a textured rim. Designed for small daily rituals, it serves as a tactile resting place for jewellery or cherished objects, bringing a sense of warmth and grounded character to everyday spaces.
Rough Earth is handbuilt by Kelly Begiazi in Barcelona. A stoneware frame finished in a dark honey glaze showcases a wild clay piece sourced from the city, fired at 1250°. The high firing transforms the urban clay into a rough, textured surface rich in variation, creating a unique result. An invitation to appreciate the soil that holds us, framing it as we would any work of art.
Benedetta Ficarelli
Benedetta Ficarelli is a ceramic and textile artist based in Hackney London. Her practice moves between clay, fibre and light exploring how form material and repetition shape the atmosphere of a space.
Made by Titta Benedetta in Hackney London the Banquito Lamp is hand built in vulcan black stoneware and shaped with a compact sculptural presence. Paired with a pleated lampshade it brings together a solid ceramic form and a gentle diffused light. Made to order.
Made by Benedetta Ficarelli in Hackney London the Trama Lamp is crafted in keuper red stoneware with a checkered rattan base that introduces a clear structural rhythm. The hand sewn natural cotton lampshade adds a simple steady light that complements the woven foundation. Made to order.
Made by Benedetta Ficarelli in Hackney London the Rosita Lamp is formed in stoneware and matched with a naturally dyed pink lampshade. The combination of clay and plant based colour gives the piece a straightforward yet warm presence. Made to order.
Made by Benedetta Ficarelli in Hackney London the Alba Lamp pairs a glazed keuper red stoneware base with a naturally dyed pink lampshade. The piece brings colour texture and function together in a clean and balanced way. Made to order.
Daisy Eltenton
Daisy Eltenton is a ceramic artist based in Tomar, Portugal. Through ceramics, she explores how objects shape our daily lives and influence our states of mind, weaving emotion and presence into the spaces we inhabit.
Handcrafted in Tomar, Portugal by Daisy Eltenton, this unique stoneware vase was fired at 1260ºC with slips and matte glazes created by the artist as part of the Redux series.
Handcrafted in Tomar, Portugal by Daisy Eltenton, this singular stoneware vase was fired at 1260ºC with matte and crater glazes created by the artist as part of the Redux series.
Handcrafted in Tomar, Portugal by Daisy Eltenton, this distinctive stoneware vase was fired at 1260ºC and finished with glazes created by the artist.
Handcrafted in Tomar, Portugal by Daisy Eltenton, this stoneware vase was fired at 1260ºC with schist rocks and matte glazes created by the artist as part of the Redux series.
Jessica Tremaine
Jessica Tremaine is a Cornish ceramic artist based in Penzance in the UK. Her practice uses clay as a way to explore storytelling through form, surface and weight, drawing together references to human spirituality, industrial history and collective ritual.
Hand built in stoneware the Horn Vase is made by Jessica Tremaine in Penzance in the UK. Defined by a strong symmetrical form and a dark layered glaze the piece draws on references to ritual objects and industrial shapes. It can be displayed on its own as a sculptural piece or used sparingly as a functional form.
Hand built in stoneware the Stained Altar Vase is made by Jessica Tremaine in Penzance in the UK. Finished with a soft red glaze and defined by a structured symmetrical form the piece sits between vessel and sculptural object. It can be displayed on its own as an art piece or used as a vase.
Hand built in stoneware the Rays Blood Brush Candlestick is made by Jessica Tremaine in Penzance in the UK. Shaped with a radiating symmetrical form and finished with a bloodbrush glaze the piece draws on references to ritual objects. It can be displayed on its own as a sculptural object or used as a functional candlestick.
Hand built in stoneware the Oolong Incense Holder is made by Jessica Tremaine in Penzance in the UK. Shaped with an open organic form and finished with an oolong glaze the piece reflects her interest in ritual use and symbolic objects. Designed for functional purpose while remaining sculptural in presence. Made to order.
Lena Huber
Lena Huber, a German textile artist and natural dyer based near Mainz. Her practice, shaped by an intuitive connection to nature and traditional craft, explores color, texture, and material as quiet reflections of landscape and season.
Jéssica Ilfu-Soi
Jéssica Ilfu-Soi is a Lisbon-based mixed-media artist whose work explores the intersections of identity, spirituality, and the natural world.
Charlotta
Munsterhjelm
Charlotta Munsterhjelm is a ceramic artist based in Helsinki. Through her work, she explores how colour, form and small handmade details can shift the mood of a space and invite a lighter way of seeing familiar objects.