Theophora is the parent studio behind a growing collection of carefully considered brands.
It exists as the structure, stewardship, and long-term vision that allows each project to unfold slowly - with care, intention, and respect for the materials, stories, and traditions involved.
While each brand under Theophora stands on its own, they are interconnected by a shared approach to making: thoughtful, deliberate, and grounded in continuity rather than speed.
Theophora is not a single service, nor a single aesthetic.
It is a creative house - a bearer of divine gifts - a place where different practices can live side by side, each released when ready and developed at its own pace. Some offerings are practical and archival, others domestic and familiar, and some will be explicitly ritual in nature.
What connects them is not trend or scale, but intention.
Theophora draws inspiration from classical mythology, particularly the figures and themes of the Hellenic world.
For those familiar with Hellenic polytheism, the names and references may feel quietly recognisable - a nod to craft, lineage, and devotion embedded beneigth the survace. For others, they simply read as mythic, symbolic, and beautifully old.
Names like Clotho were chosen not for ornament, but for resonance - reflecting continuity, unfinished threads, and the act of bringing something to completion. Future offerings may make this connection more explicit, particuarly where ritual and making intersect.
Theophora operates on a phased, long-term model.
Not all projects are visible at once, and not everything is offered continously. This allows each brand to be developed with clarity and integrity, without forcing growth before it is ready.
Depth is prioritised over breadth. Longevity over immediacy.
At present, Theophora is home to:
A cross-stitch completion and restoration service focused on unfinished heirlooms and archival care.
A growing collection of family recipes and domestic rituals, shared slowly and intentionally.
Additional projects will be introduced over time as they reach readiness.
Theophora will continue to grow as a container for work that values continuity, care, and meaning - whether expressed through craft, food, ritual, or everyday objects made with intention.
Some paths will be practical. Some will be devotional. All will be deliberate.