The Kasama Potters project brings together thirty-two of the city of Kasama’s ceramicists to showcase Kasama ware, and its eclectic mix of ceramic styles. The city is home to a flourishing community of potters, both young and old. Unlike many other pottery regions in Japan, Kasama has relatively few long-established ceramic-making traditions or techniques. Rather, the potters are part of a new wave of individual ceramicists, free to express their own ideas and intentions.

The Architecture Story (TAS) is a space design studio for immersive storytelling.

Founded by Deepak Jawahar and Justine De Penning with backgrounds in Architecture and Theatre, TAS creates contextualised social experiences in buildings, spaces and objects.

They work across the mediums of Architecture, Spatial Design, Exhibition Design, Installation Design, Interactive Interiors, & Product Design. We work with festival curators, art and design foundations, biennales, brands, private individuals, and local authorities.

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established in 1992 by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell. With a diverse portfolio of client projects, you are bound to be familiar with their work. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products and design consultancy.

Adventures in Furniture (AIF) is an independent London brand making beautiful designs responsibly. AIF embraces colour, oozes personality, values service, has knowledge & shares it all with customers, friends, interior designers – anyone who sets foot in the showrooms. Come and be dazzled! The style is unreservedly colourful and the intent is to create happy spaces, London style.At its core,

AIF values design, comfort and social responsibility – all firmly rooted in AIF’s DNA. Having established a name for responsibly produced furniture and materials, AIF ensures its custom-made designs are built to last using traditional craftmanship. FSC certified sofas, natural materials, recycled fabrics, all with an injection of colour.

Founded in 1972, the Crafts Council is the national charity for craft. We inspire making, empower learning and nurture craft businesses. We believe craft skills and knowledge enrich and uplift us as individuals, and, in doing so, will change our world for the better.

Travel Things Museum is a London-based, non-profit organisation, focused on the global modern culture and story discovery through travelling. Founded in 2019 by curator and world traveller Jill Tsai, who has been fascinated by the diversity of the artisans she has encountered and the breadth and depth of skill in expressing their inspirational craft, to display the many “things” that have piqued her interest. Over time, her collection of objects, her travelogues and notes of the stories that support, animate and connect every trip she has made — to present her themed selection for you to reflect on.

Travel Things Museum present through a mix of analogue and digital media. We produce regular publications, host in-person displays and seminars, talks and private or group shows in London and abroad.

Pith are designers, artists and manufacturers with a passion for paper. From the very beginning, co-founders Andrew Hardie and Liam Goward committed to producing the highest quality creative stationery with minimal environmental impact. All their products are conceptualised, developed, manufactured and finished by hand under one roof in Northumberland, UK.

We supply high-quality floor and wall tiles to the architectural and design community, with an extensive range of high-quality porcelain, ceramic, glass & natural stone tile products suitable for commercial and residential projects. While working with our clients, our technical team are always on hand to provide specialist advice and expertise throughout the duration of the project at hand.

Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration, formerly House of Illustration, is the first and only charity for illustration – the art that permeates all our everyday lives, telling stories, propelling activism and conveying life-saving information.We celebrate illustration in all its forms, support illustrators and empower people of all ages to share their own stories and ideas through images. We are restoring an industrial heritage site to create the national centre for illustration.

Founded in 1996, twentytwentyone celebrates outstanding 20th and 21st-century design from its shop on Upper Street Islington and showroom on River Street, Angel. It offers design lovers a selection of furniture, lighting and accessories ranging from Bauhaus classics and enduring mid-century masters to emerging talents and progressive new design. twentytwentyone also produces their own range of furniture and lighting by historic and contemporary designers and provides a dedicated service to architects, designers and commercial clients through twentytwentyone contracts.