Featuring nearly 400 events and over 350 makers from 31 countries, LCW tells the stories behind some of the world’s most beautiful objects. With workshops, immersive experiences, pop-up stores and unique exhibitions it enables visitors to engage with extraordinary craftsmanship, independent makers and leading luxury brands. LCW champions the art of making, from contemporary practices to heritage crafts and endangered skills and this year’s festival spans the fields of craft, art, design, fashion, luxury, food and beauty. It will spotlight innovative materials and sustainable practices, showcase collectable art pieces from around the world and highlight how the pandemic has been a catalyst for creative development and new collaborations.
Leather Craft Workshops at Mulberry
Join Mulberry at their flagship Regent Street store for a limited series of workshops in which you can try your hand at leather bracelet-making, in celebration of the launch of the new Muirhead Capsule Collection.
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Launching the New Richard Brendon ‘London, 1650’ Collection
Join Richard Brendon at Mayfair’s Hedonism Wines for an exciting masterclass exploring the origins of British glassblowing and the massive impact it has had on the drinks industry.
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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Celebrates Contemporary Bespoke Craft
For the duration of London Craft Week, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars London, located on Berkeley Street in the heart of Mayfair, will be transformed to showcase the breadth of character afforded by pinnacle contemporary craft.
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de Le Cuona Showcases a new collaboration with the Edward Barnsley Workshop
The Edward Barnsley Workshop presents a new Easy Chair design developed in association with Bernie de Le Cuona. The chair is on display in the de Le Cuona showroom at 44 Pimlico Road for London Craft Week.
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Single Garden Tea Flight with JING Tea
Go on an immersive journey into single garden tea with JING. Their tea experts guide you through a tasting that brings to life three loose leaf teas of incredible character, craftsmanship and flavour.
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Lock & Co. Hatters x QEST Scholar Manuel Mazzotti
The world’s oldest and finest hat shop joins the QEST Craft Trail, showcasing works by bookbinder and QEST Clothworkers’ Company Scholar Manuel Mazzotti (MAZZOTTI BOOKS). Find Manuel’s limited-edition and contemporary books amongst ledgers, paper head-shapes and maps in Lock & Co.’s Heritage Room.
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The Heritage Crafts Association Red List of Endangered Crafts at Fortnum & Mason
Fortnum & Mason is delighted to be partnering with the HCA for a focus on endangered crafts and the HCA Red List throughout London Craft Week. Throughout the week, take in displays of information and photographs at the flagship Piccadilly store, and from midday on Friday 8 October watch demonstrations from endangered craft practitioners such as scissor making, bee skep making and basketwork furniture making.
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www.londoncraftweek.com
