New colours, pantry finds and small-batch pieces for the home, table and everyday rituals.
Supporting makers and giving back, one piece at a time. Spindle by Sisters is a UK-based homeware brand working with artisans across borders and cultures to support traditional craftsmanship and bring meaningful, handmade pieces into everyday homes.
We believe that what we bring into our spaces should carry care, intention, and story. Each piece reflects generations of skill, and every order supports fair wages, continued craft, and wider impact, from tree planting to ongoing contributions towards human rights work.
This is not charity, but dignified, considered work that keeps heritage alive.
Everyday is a good day to use your 'nice things', don't save the glasses or the plates, enjoy them and make them part of everyday rituals.
Thoughtfully made pieces, rooted in craft and community.
Traditional techniques, living stories and handmade pieces for the home, table and everyday rituals.
Craftsmanship of Damascus
Time-honoured weaving techniques
Mouth-blown forms by master glassblowers
Hand-stitched Palestinian storytelling
Layered textiles crafted from repurposed saris
Woodwork from the Holy Land, Bethlehem
Tatreez is more visible than ever. But when the stitch becomes a trend, what happens to the Palestinian women, places and memories behind it? Samar Abedrabo speaks about appreciation, appropriation and keeping the story attached.
What do we miss when we only see the finished dish? Chef Saliha Khan Sadozai reflects on farming heritage, seasonal labour and the people and places behind the food that reaches our tables.
Unpacking the meaning behind the keffiyeh, its patterns, and its place within Palestinian identity.
What does Palestinian olive oil, Medjoul dates, herbs and spices carry with them before they reach our tables? Sami, UK Director of Rift Valley Farms, reflects on farming under occupation, access to water and movement, and the resilience behind every harvest.
