Nature-loving surface designer Stephanie Tudor adopts a multidisciplinary approach to her work, which she says keeps her on her toes. She explains “For me, being challenged is what pushes me as an artist and a designer. Being multidisciplinary enables me the flexibility to... read more

Immigrant identities can be complex to navigate, often characterised by a sense of alienation and a tension between differing cultural heritages vying for primacy – something textile-designer Majeda Clarke knows only too well. Migrating from Bangladesh to the UK as a child... read more

Joseph Ludkin comes from a long tradition of craftsmen, with his grandfather being a founding member of the Craft Potters Association. His own journey into pottery, however, has “a short but intensive experience”, organically aligned with his heritage rather than derivat... read more

It’s not a predictable career development, from aerospace engineering to bespoke guitar making, but it’s more logical than you might think. Both incorporate creative and technical skill, and for Alex Bishop, the immediacy with which he could begin working with his hands ... read more

Brighton-based Elaine Bolt’s creative output is founded on the idea that “objects can tell stories”. Combining ceramics with found objects - twigs, leaves, lichen, and the flotsam and jetsam of Dungeness (the Kentish shingle-beach and nature reserve) - she simulates sp... read more

At Nosakhari, we put people first. We firmly believe in a world where the celebration of difference will supersede competition, and are committed to igniting individuality and self-expression through everything we do. In line with our philosophy, we are making the storefront... read more