Condé Nast TravelerSep 8In London, artisans are keeping hands-on heritage alive – meet the makers championing the craft revivalCraft is booming – here are the makers taking London's artisanal heritage to new heightsgilder18 things in this storyLondon Craft WeekFestivalannual celebration of the handmadeBlenheim ForgePlacesmall-batch knife makers operating out of a railway archBellerby & Co.Placemakers of bespoke globes with hand-painting and illustrationHand & LockPlaceBritain's oldest and most revered embroidery houseMaya NjiePlaceindependent perfumer developing genderless and vegan scentsAnderson & SheppardPlacebespoke tailoring house established on Savile Row in 1906Ella MerrimanPlaceartist and designer of experimental rush basketryMichael RuhPlaceglassblower creating recycled glassware, lighting, and tablewareLock & Co. HattersPlacea 350-year-old hat shopKaori TatebayashiPlaceceramics studioMary Wing ToPlacewhip and harness makerRian KanduthPlacegilderDarren AppiagyeiPlacewood sculptorCarréduckerPlaceshoemakersTuesday RiddellPlacelacquerwork artistKyriacos HadjikyriacouPlacepleaterManuel MazzottiPlacebookbinderClio PeppiattPlacefashion designerRead the full piece at Condé Nast Traveler →