Round 2 of the Jorum Craft Award is now open for applications. This award provides funding to assist with development of a maker’s creative practice.
The Jorum Craft Award (£500) provides funding to assist with development of a maker’s creative practice, including but not limited to research and development of a new piece of work, project or collection. The Jorum Craft Award is supported by Jorum Studio, in association with Craft Scotland.
Jorum Studio is a Scottish perfumer established 2010 - creating perfumes conceived of the head, nurtured with heart, crafted by hand.
Previous winners of the Jorum Craft Award 2020 were Florence Dwyer (£500) and Stephen Kavanagh (£250). Discover their work on the Jorum Craft Award project page.
Learn more about Jorum Studio’s with our Craft Journal interview with founders Chloe and Euan.
Award details
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£500 to assist with the development of your creative practice
Award requirements
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One applicant will be successful per round
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Complete a digital sketchbook (images, writing, drawing etc.) documenting the creative process over a 6-12 month period (activity to be agreed with Jorum on selection)
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Provide feedback to Craft Scotland on how the award has helped you develop your creative practice (6-12 months after)
Eligibility
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Professional makers, living and working in Scotland
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Makers should be working in one or more of Craft Scotland’s eligible disciplines
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All work should be the design of the maker and made by the maker (or small-batch production under their direct supervision)
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All work must reflect excellence and the unique vision of its maker, be well-conceived and skilfully made
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Previous Jorum Craft Award applicants are welcome to reapply
If you have any questions about the Jorum Craft Award please contact the Craft Scotland team: hello@craftscotland.org.
Deadline: 5pm, Tuesday 19 January 2021
