This month's MUJI series celebrating modern craft continues. In conversation with artisans and creatives, we uncover how they like to dress both inside and outside the studio — and the joy that comes from their daily practice.
Grace Kwok is one half of Cowrice, a leather workshop and self-described ‘creative unit' founded in 2003 with her husband Philip Lau. Having started their practice in Hong Kong, Grace and Philip moved to the UK in 2022 to raise their two daughters in Bristol, where they are now based. Since then, Cowrice has added printmaking and calligraphy to its repertoire, extending its product range from leather goods to include tea towels and calendars.
Ideal for sensitive skin, this sweater uses a soft-to-touch cotton blend knit.
Insulated with down, designed for warmth and outdoor resilience.
Jacob is a hand weaver who experiments with ancient ikat techniques mixing in a unique palette of colours to create beautiful contemporary textile art. He is based in south-east London.
A durable everyday crewneck in machine washable merino wool.
Insulated with down, designed for warmth and outdoor resilience.
Kirico is inspired by folklore, myths and theatre for her work. She uses a range of techniques from photography to traditional Japanese paper cuts, puppetry, and print making. Her work has been exhibited in Tokyo and London where she works.
The cardigan is crafted from pure merino wool which is naturally temperature-regulating and breathable. Designed to be shrink-resistant.
Blending the lines between sculpture and function, Sam and Anna create bespoke furniture and homeware which celebrate the natural materials it is made from. The couple recently moved to Bristol where they have set up a new workshop.
Our winter accessories are comforting companions for journeys in colder temperatures.
Made from 100% merino wool, the soft fabric is kind on skin and keeps its shape – even after washing. Ideal for everyday wear.
Constructed in an oversized fit, made from a recycled wool blend.
