We see craft as knowledge: embodied, tacit, and situated—that has the capacity to shape design futures. The intent is to connect practices across design, architecture, technology, and culture to question how materials, tools, and communities can rethink the way we live and make. Through research, teaching, collaborations, and experiments, we work at the intersection of hands and machines, tradition and modernity, tools and technology, maker and collaborator.
The aim is to move craft from the margins of production to the centre of imagination.We engage with craft not only as heritage but as a critical and generative force: one that can inform decisions, ethics, and forms of living.
- Rishav Jain