
Craft to be used, and craft as art
I like beautiful things that get used. Here is what I found when I tried to work out whether that's a position or just a preference, and what it means for The Haud.
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Craft & Heritage
Maker stories, style guides, and behind-the-scenes features from the world of handmade.

I like beautiful things that get used. Here is what I found when I tried to work out whether that's a position or just a preference, and what it means for The Haud.
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I once drove 400 miles for a basket. Not just any basket. It was made by Simon, one of the few people left who still works his particular tradition of basketry, the kind of skill that lives in a person's hands and takes years to learn. I filmed the trip, put it online, and a surprising number of people watched a woman explain why a single basket was worth 4 trains and 9 hours of travel. That trip is really where The Haud started.
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