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Homo Faber presented by Michelangelo Foundation
Homo Faber is a cultural movement centred on international master artisans and the next generations of craftspeople. From engaging education programmes and a biennial celebration to an online platform, its signature projects celebrate and preserve contemporary craftsmanship and its diversity of makers, materials and techniques. Homo Faber is presented by the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, a non-profit institution based in Switzerland, which champions contemporary craftspeople worldwide with the aim of promoting a more human, inclusive and sustainable future.
Secret Ceramics
Secret Ceramics
London Craft Week and FiredUp4 present the second edition of Secret Ceramics, held for the first time at Christie’s London. Over 100 ceramic vessels by leading and emerging artists are presented for sale anonymously, supporting the annual running costs of four FiredUp4 ceramic studios across London, enabling young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to experience the power of working with clay.
SERIES EVENTS
No. 9 Cork Street
For the first time, London Craft Week will curate a series of exhibitions across Frieze No. 9 Cork Street, exemplifying the best of heritage craft skills recontextualised through contemporary art and design.
Sloane Street
Sloane Street Series | The Art of Craftsmanship
A luxurious green boulevard, Sloane Street is home to the flagship boutiques of global luxury brands, world-class restaurants and beautiful hotels. It has recently emerged from an extraordinary £46-million transformation - the most significant streetscape improvements since it was first commissioned by the 1st Earl Cadogan in the 18th century - solidifying its position as London’s most elegant shopping destination.
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The Pimlico Road Series
A fraternity of world-class craftspeople, artisans, curators and makers, the Pimlico Road Design District is a hub of inspiring design and best-in-class interiors. From sculptors to woodworkers, embroidery to antiques, textiles to crystals, it’s a melting pot and meeting place for creativity.
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Mazda
There is something deeply human in craft. And only we, humans, can feel it. Mazda follows the values of Japanese craftsmanship in everything they do. These values are deeply rooted in the human touch, using precision, dedication, attention to detail and mastery of traditional techniques, striving for premium quality.
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Battersea Power Station
Battersea Power Station has quickly established itself as a must-visit shopping, leisure and cultural destination in London, welcoming over 26 million visitors since the iconic building opened its doors to the public in 2022. Named one of the ‘Top 20 Best Cultural Hotspots’ in the world by National Geographic in 2024, the riverside neighbourhood is home to over 150 shops, bars, restaurants and unique leisure experiences, as well as a year-round events programme with key highlights including the Light Festival, celebrASIA and Christmas at Battersea Power Station.
SERIES EVENTS
V&A South Kensington
Join the V&A Academy as they celebrate craftsmanship through a series of demonstrations at V&A South Kensington. From millinery and weaving to silversmithing and puppetry, be inspired by the creativity and skill on show from world-class artisans.
International Pavilion
International Pavilion Thailand
The Royal Thai Embassy in London proudly presents "Chud Thai Through the Ages: Weaving History, Craft, and Identity", a captivating exhibition celebrating the 170th Anniversary of Thailand-UK diplomatic relations. The exhibition will feature Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari’s private costume collection, which includes both traditional Thai national costumes and contemporary fashion pieces.
International Pavilion
International Pavilion Saudi Arabia
Saudi Sadu craft takes centre stage at London Craft Week 2025, in a celebration of cultural pride, tradition and innovation, Heritage Commission proudly introduces its exclusive Sadu weaving collection at London Craft Week 2025 titled ‘Woven Whispers’.
International Pavilion
International Pavilion South Korea
Soluna Art Group is proud to present the finest in Korean craftsmanship. Explore original works that push the boundaries of craft, showcasing how diverse material properties can mimic, expand and experiment with form. Metals resemble bamboo, ceramics take on the appearance of natural rocks, and much more.
International Pavilion
International Pavilion China
The theme of the China National Pavilion for LCW 2025 is 'Tiangong Kaiwu: Crafting Works of Nature'. The meaning of ‘Tiangong’ is the power of nature, while the meaning of ‘Kaiwu’ is the ingenuity of human wisdom. This is not only a portrait of the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, but also the philosophy of traditional Chinese crafts that has been passed down for thousands of years.
International Pavilion
International Pavilion Malaysia
The Malaysia Handicraft Development Corporation presents "Virtuosity of Craftwork: Masterpieces of National Heritage Crafts." This exhibition showcases 100 masterworks by highly skilled Malaysian craftsmen, highlighting the nation’s rich cultural heritage. The crafts, accessible through a 360° virtual gallery at mycraftmuseum.com, range from textile-making to woodcarving, each demonstrating significant aesthetic value and reflecting the natural environment and diverse cultures of Malaysian communities.
