To celebrate London Craft Week 2026 - a city-wide celebration of exceptional craftsmanship, creativity, and artisanal skill - we are delighted to present a special in-store curation of ceramics.
We are pleased to welcome back 1882 Ltd, showcasing their perfectly proportioned Moon Vases. These distinctive pieces are created during so-called “Cabbage Days” - an industry term describing periods when potters are free to explore unstructured, intuitive making, unconstrained by briefs or commissions.
Alongside these works, we will feature porcelain vessels by Caroline Burstein Hammond. Her pieces draw inspiration from the natural world, as well as from architecture and textiles, weaving together narratives of both past and present cultures.
Also joining the showcase are works by Be Still Ceramics, with Sarah Maignot presenting her hand-built clay pots and vessels, each embodying a quiet, thoughtful approach to form and material, and we will be welcoming back Onofrio Acone with new pieces on display.
This special exhibition celebrates the artistry and heritage at the heart of both British and international ceramics, bringing a refined spirit of craft into our King’s Road Homestore.
Join Tricia Guild and some of our artists and ceramicists at our King’s Road store on Thursday 14 th May from 10.30am for coffee and Swedish buns from Fabrique to celebrate our show