FRIDAY PROJECT CURATED STORE
OPENS FOR LONDON CRAFT WEEK - MAY 11-17
For London Craft Week May 11-17th, Friday Sari Project (FSP) presents a curated store bringing a new wave of designers working with heritage crafts from India and Sri Lanka.
Discover designers whose practices are rooted in heritage craft and modern design thinking.
Store opening times:
12-17 May | 10AM - 8PM
London Craft Week Talks + Events
Events Programme 11-17th May
Alongside the store and showcase, Friday Sari Project hosts a dedicated programme of talks and events exploring material memory, sustainability and the future of craft:
Photos: Alke, Charka& Loom, Rice & Carry
FSP Craft Futures
Sri Lanka Award
Winners of the FSP Craft Futures Sri Lanka Award showcase at London Craft Week
Friday Sari Project is pleased to announce the recipients of our inaugural FSP Craft Futures Sri Lanka Award, presented as part of our programme for London Craft Week.
Read more about the award and winners here
Photo: Studio Dimitra
Photo: Royal Enfield x Countrymade for The Woolknitters.
Royal Enfield’s The Himalayan Knot Showcase
A textile conservation project spotlighting the crafts & communities of the Himalayas.
We are pleased to be showcasing The Himalayan Knot, Royal Enfield's textile and pastoral land conservation project that brings together artisanal communities, designers, pastoralists, and conservationists in deep-rooted collaborations spotlighting the sustainable heritage textile traditions of the Himalayas.
The Showcase
Co-created with craft organisations and renowned designers, capsule collections emerging from the project pay tribute to the region’s intricate artistry and craftsmanship. Read more.
Curated walkthrough & Film screening:
Friday 15 May | 6PM - 8PM - BOOK HERE
Exhibition on display and open for retail throughout our London Craft Week store.
May 12 - 17 | 10AM - 6PM
Shop our London Craft Week curation online…coming soon
Explore the brands we have gathered as part of our intention and purpose; for clothing and fashion to only exist if with working in harmony with local people and environments turning waste in beauty.
Photos: Yevaana and Lafaani
