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A classically carved pattern wraps the surface of these celadon mugs. PorcelainApprox. 9 x 12 x 9 cm Arlene Kushnir has worked with clay - always p...
View full detailsThe glazes on these mugs resemble the frost-coloured lichen that grows on weathered limestone, granite buildings, and headstones as they are inspir...
View full detailsThe glazes on these Clover Mugs resemble the frost-coloured lichen that grows on weathered limestone, granite buildings, and headstones as they are...
View full detailsThe glazes on these Clover Tumblers resemble the frost-coloured lichen that grows on weathered limestone and granite buildings and headstone as the...
View full detailsThe glazes on these Clover Tumblers resemble the frost-coloured lichen that grows on weathered limestone and granite buildings and headstone as the...
View full detailsPerfect for any coffee lover! Lead free pewterHand wash only. At Basic Spirit, they love to design and create products that touch the heart and del...
View full detailsThese ceramic cups feature a dreamy purple gradient that evokes misty landscapes. StonewareApprox. 8 x 8 x 9.5 cm Gabrielle Kauffman specializes in...
View full detailsThis beautiful puzzle features the famed drawing Colour Wild Owl by Ningiukulu Teevee created in 2013. The drawing was done in Graphite and coloure...
View full detailsBrighten up your mornings with this carved coral mug. PorcelainApprox. 10 x 14 x 11 cm Arlene Kushnir has worked with clay - always porcelain - for...
View full detailsA lightweight Craft Ontario tote! Perfect for everyday use! Cotton41 x 36cm
This birthday day card will bring love and beauty to that very special person. Cards are blank inside - message us if you would like us to add an...
View full detailsCarved in Arlene Kushnir's signature style, these mugs standout in any cupboard. PorcelainApprox. 8 x 12 x 10 cm Arlene Kushnir has worked with cla...
View full detailsDue to the handmade nature, each mug will have a unique drop pattern.Dishwasher, microwave safe Stoneware, wheel thrown 8cm h x 8cm w Lindsay Ma...
View full detailsREGULARS: SliceCongratulations and announcements Under the Radar Spotting lesser known talent Portfolio Four makers discuss cultural and creative m...
View full detailsREGULARS: Slice Congratulations and announcements Under the RadarSpotting lesser known talent PortfolioEight makers at play Did You Know?Michael P...
View full detailsREGULARS: Slice Congratulations and announcements Under the RadarSpotting lesser known talent PortfolioFour makers discuss cultural and creative m...
View full detailsREGULARS: Editors’ Note Comment Slice Congratulations and announcements Under the RadarSpotting lesser known talent PortfolioEight makers discuss ...
View full detailsREGULARS: Editors’ Note Slice Congratulations and announcementsUnder the RadarSpotting lesser known talent with guest editor Ray Cronin PortfolioE...
View full detailsREGULARS: Editors’ Note AtelierUnder the RadarIntroducing Lydia Buxton PortfolioSix makers discuss making – what does the word mean anyway? Did yo...
View full detailsREGULARS: Editors’ Note AtelierQuotes for thought and a highlight from craft and design around the world. Did You Know?Michael Prokopow considers ...
View full detailsAtelierA personal reflection from Paul Epp.Introducing contemporary rug-making in Iran. Did You Know? Michael Prokopow considers placemaking and t...
View full detailsAtelierRemembering Sandra Alfoldy. Under the RadarSpotting lesser-known talent in Nunavut - Ugly Fish Design. PortfolioTwo ways to make a Revol...
View full detailsAtelier From Australia Portfolio Making with and without colour. Did You Know? Michael Prokopow considers the power of resale shops. Under the Rada...
View full detailsEditor’s Note Focal Point: The Toronto Ink Company Jessica Sharples considers how Jason Logan dissolves Death Valley into ink. Making Sense of the...
View full detailsEditor’s Note Focal Point: Toni Losey Ray Mackie writes about Toni Losey’s new sculptural explorations. What's in a Name? Returning to Indigenous ...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT Tosca Terán Scott Coish writes about the artist’s exploration of biomaterials. Saidye Bronfman Award Winner: Lou Lynn ...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT Jesse Tungilik Emily L. Henderson explores the artist’s exploration of Indigenous futures and creativity. Heart Work: ...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT Pauline Loctin Amanda Shore explores the intricate and expansive sculptures of the Montréal-based paper engineer. read...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT PJ Anderson Shaya Ishaq writes about the ceramicist’s explorations of Black futures. PORCUPINES & BARKRay Cronin v...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT AZZA EL SIDDIQUESequoia Miller writes about the artist’s evocative engagements with ceramics, sculpture and transforma...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT MARIE KHOURINehal El-Hadi writes about how the architect and artist’s dynamic sculptures interrupt space, inviting view...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT CHARMAINE LURCHNehal El-Hadi writes about the artist’s engagement with an enigmatic and invisible — yet powerful — lite...
View full detailsEditor’s Note FOCAL POINT SAMEER FAROOQRea McNamara speaks with Sameer Farooq about his body of work GRAND MANAN’S DARK HARBOUR HERMITS: BRANDON...
View full detailsPublisher’s Note FOCAL POINT: XIAOJING YANMatthew Ryan Smith writes about the artist’s employment of mycelium and repurposing of vintage beads in...
View full detailsCONTENTS SliceBookbinders online; contemporary interpretations of Venetian glass; craft hot spots in Kootenay, Calgary and Montreal; award winne...
View full detailsCONTENTS SliceCraft and design blogs; new twist on collectible ceramic figurines; researching craft online; Quilt Canada 2010; Unity and Diversity...
View full detailsCONTENTS SliceTextiles and knitting showcased in Fibreworks, Breaking Boundaries in ceramics; Montreal City of Glass 2010; Craft on the web: Etsy,...
View full detailsKye-Yeon Son: Light, Space, StrengthKye-Yeon Son, 2011 Saidye Bronfman Award winner, uses narrative, functional forms and line to create evocative ...
View full detailsLooking for Home: An Interview with Kai ChanA recent 35 year retrospective exhibition gave Terence Dick an opportunity to sit down and discuss home...
View full detailsCharles Lewton-Brain, the 2012 Saidye Bronfman Award WinnerJennifer Salahub celebrates the ingenuity and diligence of this great Canadian craftsman...
View full detailsCraft and the New EconomyMarie O’Mahony offers an adaptation of her keynote address from the March symposium. Terence Dick Interviews Les Manningwh...
View full detailsThe 2013 Saidye Bronfman Award Winner Greg PayceMireille Perron offers analysis and congratulations to the 2013 recipient whose celebrated ceramic ...
View full detailsThe Sensuous in TechnologyWhat happens when the handmade tradition meets cutting edge technology? Jennifer McRorie investigates. The little town th...
View full detailsCommentMichael Flaherty comments on Fall/Winter 2013-14. SliceCongratulations and announcements: Janet Macpherson, Tanya Billings, Stoney Lamar, Em...
View full detailsCommentPeter Fleming reflects on Studio's role in this month's Comment. Did You Know?Michael Prokopow discusses Douglas Coupland’s craft credential...
View full detailsThis elephant incense holder will hold your favourite incense while giving you some inspiration. Lead free pewterApprox. 2.5" diameter At Basic Spi...
View full detailsA beautiful handmade card with embossed hearts.Please note that each card is handmade and will vary in design. Approx. 14 x 11cm Loree works in a v...
View full detailsCelebrate your weird with these embroidered textile pins - soft, strange, and full of character. Machine Embroidery on canvas prints with trimAppro...
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