To celebrate Craft Week, we're shining a light on the artists and makers whose practices are rooted in slow techniques, from ceramics and textiles to woodwork and printmaking.

For centuries these practices were overlooked in the traditional art world and seen as a lesser art form. At Partnership Editions, we believe craft is art in its most tactile, intentional form - where material, process, and patience come together to create something truly meaningful. 

This edit of original artworks honours the handmade, the imperfect, and the enduring power of slow craft.

In the words of our artist Freyja Lee: “We live in a world of mass production, where stories and objects are separated. But in the past, storytelling was part of making and vice versa. Humans historically used jugs and drank out of cups that told stories on their surfaces – either figuratively or in the thumbprints left by the person that made them. I’m noticing more than ever, with the increased interest in craftsmanship, how hungry people are for these story-shaped things.”