Women in Craft

Inspired by women such as architect Léonie Geisendorf, ceramicist Andrea Tsang hand-builds stoneware that combines Scandinavian minimalism with East Asian pottery traditions.

Sharon and Alex, the co-founders of CasaLatina, empower their women artisans through supportive networks designed to nurture economic independence and aid growth.

Rebecca Marks regularly collaborates with other inspiring women, from Venetian glass designer Paola Petrobelli to esteemed jewelry designer Solange Azagury-Partridge.

Sara Sakanaka’s mother and grandmother taught her the importance of resourcefulness, which is reflected in her material of choice being repurposed kimonos.

Through initiatives such as training centers, embroidery schools and artist residency schemes, Goya Gallagher-founded Anut Cairo forges a space for women artisans to learn and develop.

Maria Sigma’s handwoven textiles utilize age-old techniques—she believes that these skills, once obligatory for women, carry unique stories within their patterns.