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Companion 2

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Category: National Delivery

In the second issue of our magazine, artists, makers, writers and cooks reflect on how craft is defined, practised and sustained today.  

Thatching a roof. Binding a book. Designing jewellery. Writing recipes. From the reed beds of Norfolk to the looms of Wales and the workshops of London. 

Discover what it means to create with skill and intention in a world that feels like it’s always speeding up.   

Companion is our way of sharing the ideas that matter to us, that we hope you’ll find value in, too. 

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel Q. ★★★★★

The article on thatching a roof gave me a whole new appreciation for the skill involved. I’ve been flipping through it slowly, savoring each page.

Leo L. ★★★★☆

I was pleasantly surprised by the depth of the article on thatching—it gave me a real appreciation for a craft I’d never thought about. The magazine itself feels substantial, with thick pages that make the photos pop. Only minor thing is I wish the binding were a bit sturdier for how often I flip th

Christopher ★★★★☆

The piece on bookbinding really stood out to me—it made me think differently about what counts as craft. The mix of writers and makers keeps each page feeling fresh.