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Tag: craft
Why should refugee craftspeople abandon their skills when fleeing?
‘Within each piece lies a story of history and culture,’ says Filippo Grandi, UN high commissioner for refugees
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How little woolly hats fight social isolation
Since 2003, dedicated crafters up and down the UK have been knitting miniature woolly hats to sit atop bottles of innocent smoothies. More t...
Written in partnership with Innocent – the big knit
Craft meets crowdfunding: halting a rural brain drain in the Balkans
A Serbian social enterprise links skilled craftspeople with modern designers in a bid to reboot the beleaguered rural economy. Could a crowd...
Economics
Making sense: are we ready to ditch the disposable economy?
From a surge of interest in repair cafes, to a new wave of workspaces for freelance makers, we explore fresh signs that we’re demanding a ne...
Economics
Resparking an ancient craft: a London blacksmith
Kevin Boy followed in the footsteps of his grandfather to master the art of blacksmithing and has run his forge at Surrey Docks Farm, London...
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The revival of the UK's ceramic industry
More than 150 years after the heyday of the British ceramics production, things are looking more positive than for some time. Phil Tomlinson...
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