*Excludes large polypropylene storage items and furniture.
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.
Puya Vakili,
Ceramicist
Ceramicist
Joke Amusan,
Textile artist
Textile artist
Jack Tolly,
Furniture maker
Furniture maker
Puya Vakili, Ceramicist
Puya makes thoughtful, useful ceramic designs. Born in California, he now calls Hackney, east London his home and has been making clever plant pots with an internal reservoir since his 30s. He also teaches and can be found at his studio in east London.
Look 01
Made from 100% merino wool, the soft fabric is kind on skin and keeps its shape – even after washing. Ideal for everyday wear.
Look 02
Insulated with down, designed for warmth and outdoor resilience.
Look 03
The smart base layer to build your winter outfits around.
Joke Amusan, Textile artist
Joke stitches slogans and statements for her textile art which has been exhibited at the Tate Modern and Haze in Berlin. She takes inspiration from nature’s resilience and constant growth. Her studio is in north west London.
Look 01
Ideal for sensitive skin, this sweater uses a soft-to-touch cotton blend knit.
Look 02
The cardigan is crafted from pure merino wool which is naturally temperature-regulating and breathable. Designed to be shrink-resistant.
Look 03
Formed in a relaxed cut using high quality surplus wool.
Jack Tolly, Furniture maker
Jack is a craftsman making bespoke furniture with clean, functional shapes from oak and beech and the occasional piece of metal work. He likes the material to shine out without any unnecessary embellishment. His workshop is in north London.
Look 01
Versatile and pared-back, a relaxed item that enhances comfort.
Look 02
A durable layer of comfort, in a classic everyday fit.
Look 01 & 02
Look 03
Constructed in an oversized fit, made from a recycled wool blend.
