Sere Zhang the curator, and entrepreneur who goes by the DJ alias “Eres”, first embraced her artistic talents when she moved to the United States from Mainland China, alone, at just 15 years of age. “I wanted to be a film director, but in China, they told m... Read More

A filmmaker who uses poetry to highlight the intricacies of personal relationships and triumph, Nigerian-American creative Ella Ezeike is regarded by insiders as a pioneer in a digital world. “If I wasn’t so delusional, and so sure of my vision, I would have... Read More

Synonymous with independence and luxury, Nosakhari, continues to distinguish itself as a dynamic player on the London Fashion Week calendar, as a British-made, luxury leather accessories brand. For the second season, Nosakhari accessories were on display at t... Read More

Nosakhari debuted the NK15 collection at new satellite store in Ham Yard, Soho for London Fashion Week in February 2023.  Joined by the Nosakhari family and industry veterans, the new collection marked a unique milestone for Nosakhari. Guests were treated to... Read More

Synonymous with creativity, independence and luxury, Nosakhari, continues to distinguish itself on the London scene as a U.K. made luxury and accessories brand with quality rivaling some of the industry’s VANGUARD legacy brands.... Read More

With every break and fissure, designer Srirat Jongsanguandi learns how to let go rather than succumb to self-doubt. A wearer of many hats, the UK artist with Thai origins, has garnered praise for her work as a skilled architect, interiors designer, oil painter... Read More

Tom Tripp's journey to success is a tale of perseverance and determination. Starting out with just 40 GBP and an old keyboard, he has made a name for himself in the music industry with hits like “Glow“ and “Flag“ and his latest single “Way Out.“... Read More

In the heart of West Africa, the joyous rhythm of the Djembe Drum provided the notes in which its rich and vibrant civilisation was sung. A symbol of the region’s cultural heyday, the instrument has endured centuries marked by prosperity, slavery, war, and glo... Read More

The NOSAKHARI patchwork briefcase made for modern-day menswear brand of the moment - Labrum for the AW22 fashion season. Highlights of the collaboration included using deadstock and leathers offcuts in the colours of their AW22 collection to create a uniqu... Read More

Our “A Djembe Story” Launch event was held at an immersive showcase venue on Mackintosh Lane, Hackney. Amongst the exclusive performance by the London African Drumming consortium was the subtle unfurling of the Mini Djembe Bag — the first from the NOSAKHAR... Read More

West Africa’s iconic Djembe drum is the inspiration behind our latest offering: The Djembe Bag. The legacy of the Djembe is one that mirrors human creativity, adaptation perseverance and survival. A symbol of communication and hope, Nosakhari interprets its en... Read More

For the greater part of last summer, the artist known as Adrienne Christos painted a fresco the size of a chapel wall, just about an hour away from Florence’s Santa Croce church where Giotto’s masterful depiction of the life of St. Francis of Assisi is still v... Read More

The self-taught pizza and focaccia maestro, learned a lot of what he knows as an apprentice in a pastry shop in his early 20s and on You Tube. He cut his teeth experimenting with breadsticks and crackers at home. Today, he entices customers with spontaneous da... Read More

The 27-year-old’s Fine Rubbish art exhibition debuted last month hosted by Nosakhari. The four-day SOAB festival of vibes and art appreciation unfolded in London’s upbeat Shoreditch borough March 25 to 28. Much like the top “Afro Jiggy” songs he’s known for — ... Read More

Making art is the biggest thing in rapper, performer and all-around renaissance man Kida Kudz’ life right now. “Some people have been following the old vibe I was trying to create… I can't explain it, it just feels great,” says Kida, whose real name is Olukayo... Read More

This year Tejumola joins the Nosakhari London team as its Art Director, uniting his minimal aesthetic and Nosakhari's Creative Director Nosa Osadolor’s sleek urban vision.  Together, this marriage of visions marks a new era for the brand and Adenuga’s foray in... Read More

At Nosakhari, we put people first. We firmly believe in a world where the celebration of difference will supersede competition and we are committed to igniting individuality and self-expression through everything we do. In line with our philosophy, we’re offer... Read More

Nature enthusiast Jane Crisp creates furniture masterpieces from her home studio in the Cambridgeshire countryside. Crisp’s journey to becoming a bespoke furniture designer was fuelled by a passion for the great outdoors and a childhood making rabbit runs for ... Read More

Heritage means everything to industrial product and textile designer Carolina Ortega. As a proud Colombian, Ortega’s roots are the heart of what inspires the woven PVC textile designs on her furniture products. The designer says the importance of her craft is ... Read More

For Ceramicist Emma Lacey, making has always been a deep-rooted part of her being, and she’s adopted every opportunity to guide her talent. Lacey is a well-established artist, industrially producing ceramic tableware with handcrafted qualities in small factori... Read More

As the Founder of London-based design studio Foldability, which crafts origami set designs, interior products and bespoke installations, Kyla McCallum appreciates just how intricate origami can be. She explains “When someone mention’s origami, often people’s f... Read More

Mixed-Media Textile Designer Aimee Betts specialises in embroidery and braiding; producing bespoke interior products and jewellery from her home studio in South East London. Her journey to becoming a self-proclaimed artist is one of growth, change and years of... Read More

Filmmaker and ceramicist Lucas Ferreira creates distinct porcelain images guided by the rhythm of narrative.  Lucas developed a natural inclination towards storytelling at a young age, leading to a decision to study film production at a London university. Here... Read More

Nature-loving surface designer Stephanie Tudor adopts a multidisciplinary approach to her work, which she says keeps her on her toes. She explains “For me, being challenged is what pushes me as an artist and a designer. Being multidisciplinary enables me the f... Read More

Immigrant identities can be complex to navigate, often characterised by a sense of alienation and a tension between differing cultural heritages vying for primacy – something textile-designer Majeda Clarke knows only too well. Migrating from Bangladesh to the ... Read More

Joseph Ludkin comes from a long tradition of craftsmen, with his grandfather being a founding member of the Craft Potters Association. His own journey into pottery, however, has “a short but intensive experience”, organically aligned with his heritage rather t... Read More

It’s not a predictable career development, from aerospace engineering to bespoke guitar making, but it’s more logical than you might think. Both incorporate creative and technical skill, and for Alex Bishop, the immediacy with which he could begin working with... Read More

Brighton-based Elaine Bolt’s creative output is founded on the idea that “objects can tell stories”. Combining ceramics with found objects - twigs, leaves, lichen, and the flotsam and jetsam of Dungeness (the Kentish shingle-beach and nature reserve) - she sim... Read More

After Kelly Ludgrove underwent brain surgery, it wasn’t just the need to care for her daughter that spurred on her recovery, it was also the equally strong need for creativity in her life.... Read More

At Nosakhari, we put people first. We firmly believe in a world where the celebration of difference will supersede competition, and are committed to igniting individuality and self-expression through everything we do. In line with our philosophy, we are making... Read More

When Daniel Gregory was 12 years old, his grandfather gave him a lathe machine and taught him how to use it. From that point on, while the other kids were outside playing, Dan would spend hours in his garage marveling at his newfound ability to recycle scraps ... Read More

Mark McClure has been an artist in his heart for as long as he can remember. While pragmatism led him to pursue a career in design, his desire to create art has only grown stronger with time and now he uses his design training to experiment with geometric mura... Read More

Sculptor Davide La has always been fascinated with playing around with materials. As a child, he would take apart appliances with fascination just to see what was inside, and now much of his work involves the opposite – the fusion of materials and shapes in wo... Read More

Carole Poirot still remembers taking her first point-and- shoot camera as a teenager, and pointing it straight at the sun. Contrary to every caution, the photo came out beautifully.... Read More

David Shand collates meaning from the remains of advertising billboards that most of us barely notice. While he has been an artist for as long as he can remember (his earliest memory of art is of sketching a bridge with a pink felt-tip pen as a five year old),... Read More

Henry Boon has always felt that art is in his blood. Growing up in an artistic family – his mother is a painter and his father is a graphic designer – he started drawing “as soon as I could pick up a pencil”, tracing and copying cartoon and computer game chara... Read More

If success is considered as the trajectory of an individual’s ability to make money – as it so often is – then Anmar Mirza’s creative story so far would hardly inspire admiration. From the kid who doodled in the back of maths classes to the art student who got... Read More

Apprentice tattoo-artist Owen Meredith doesn’t envision an end goal for his artistic development. His story so far has been measured in milestones: from getting his first tattoo to enrolling as an apprentice artist; from experimenting on himself (and working t... Read More

When he was just 16, Adam Byatt secured a chef placement at Claridges from the Savoy Educational Trust. Over two decades later, he’s now a mentor in the same scheme that began his career. In between, he’s gone from sous chef (at double-Michelin star The Square... Read More

Beyond Object is a London-based brand that prides itself on fusing art and functionality in its beautifully sculpted desktop and home accessories. From tilted-frame fruit bowls to geometric tripod candle-holders, its products express a minimalist, off-centre a... Read More

Amalie and Sarah Thorgaard began their interior design brand last year, and their talent as already been recognised with a showcase at this year’s Copenhagen Fashion Week 2017. It’s well deserved – their wooden tables and block seats, beautifully tiled in a ra... Read More

We’re delighted to announce that on joining Not Just A Label – the e-commerce site connecting consumers directly to independent designers – Nosakhari has been selected as one of NJAL’s stand-out “Black Sheep” brands.... Read More

Hours before dawn on Monday, I boarded the Stansted Express for my flight to Bologna, Italy. Catching the train to Florence after a luxury RyanAir commute, I was looking forward to my first foray into the fashion world – but I was definitely looking forward to... Read More

Walking into the Mayfair Almine Recht gallery and being confronted with, among other things, a giant reflective ballerina gives an instant sense of childish satisfaction. The intrusion of the oversized, imposing (and indulgently tacky) ballerina’s shiny veneer... Read More

“The empire on which the sun never sets” is actually a curation of images taken by one of the most influential photographers of recent times. Amateur David Shankbone began taking pictures in 2006 to contribute to the fledgling site Wikipedia. A decade on, over... Read More

The husband and wife duo behind the company, John and Monique, have been making high-end bags, accessories and clothes for three decades now, and brought an old friend on board for this bold new project. Tanya Ling is a prolific fashion illustrator whose artwo... Read More

As far as fashion retail is concerned, “omnichannel” and “m-commerce” have definitely been the buzzwords of 2016. This year the twenty-billionth mobile phone was sold, and it’s undeniable that smartphones, laptops, tablets and desktops are an integral, evolvin... Read More

In line with our mission to ignite individuality and self Expression, our newly launched website sees the introduction of our Celebrate Platform. The idea behind our celebrate platform was to ask ourselves what our philosophy, (Celebrate your Difference) reall... Read More

Ed Ruscha has been creating minimalist masterpieces since the pop art zeitgeist of the mid-1950s, and over half a century on his work retains its potential to de-familiarise and intrigue. Four of the paintings reprise his earlier Mountain Print fascination wit... Read More

In a 1999 interview with Jeremy Paxman, David Bowie predicted the internet’s impact on the relationship between artist and audience, claiming that the context and state of content available online would completely revitalise art, whether visual or musical. The... Read More

When I hurry (not quite late) into the Clapham studio where Lou Blackshaw works, the set designer is touching up her make-up. There’s a sink by the window where cacti sunbathe and a desk with an Apple Mac and coffee-stained coasters. To the left, a wall is pla... Read More

For someone who discovered break-dancing quite by accident, Nefeli Tsiouti’s dedication to it is unquestionable. A classically trained dancer, she first saw breaking while rehearsing in a studio in Athens: it was love at first sight, and after introducing hers... Read More

Lou Blackshaw’s 3-dimensional illustrations hinge on the balancing of the obviously artificial with the apparently accidental. Inspired by naturally occurring forms, and sculptors like Barbara Hepsworth and Andy Goldsworthy, Lou works her materials into a dizz... Read More

George’s three-dimensional work is in many ways an extension of his work with comics. Beginning with a chest of drawers made to look like a human chest for his final degree show, he has exploited the comic potential of language in witty projects that most peop... Read More

Willa Gebbie never went to art school, and so never felt impelled to explore in the same way that a lot of artists have to. That said, being self-taught evidently has its own advantages. Focusing her natural talent on the people around her and girls in magazin... Read More

Originally from Germany, Kef! has been making street art in London since 2013. Using lines to create flowing, abstract shapes to spread a message of love and harmony, he names each mural or canvas piece after the number of its component lines so as not to infl... Read More

In winter chill of the English Gardens, Regents Park, a narrowing silhouette winds its way to the overcast sky from a carpet of auburn leaves strewn across the grass. An improbably small bronze plinth base shadows the floor, and on either side of the grass ver... Read More

Phoebe English’s textile sculpture is a loosely closed shell, tethered by threads to blank walls, resting on a mirrored floor in soft light. Resembling a clam, the pod is explores the potential for textiles to form protective spaces – the outer surface is theo... Read More

“In terms of form, all our projects – architecture, fashion and furniture — interest me equally; and all of the designs originate from similar principles. All the projects are connected somehow.” — Zaha Hadid Maison Mais Non’s new London gallery space opened ... Read More

The Somnambulist sculpture lies on the floor, strangely motionless between an interactive synesthesia screen, and audial and textual personal testaments of sleep-deprivation. It’s so life-like that I think I see it breathing, and mistake the life-size sculptur... Read More

Following the launch of the first of its kind see-now-buy-now collection at London Fashion Week, Burberry has teamed up with The New Craftsman for a week-long exhibition at Soho’s Makers House, showcasing the entire new collection alongside various British cra... Read More