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The charm of Granville Island lies in its unexpected mix of uses and the historical importance of the land on which it sits. Granville Island is managed by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. They seek to retain a retail assortment that focuses on high quality and locally based product offerings while discouraging the presence of large corporate entities.

The Public Market contributes to the Island’s appeal as a renowned culinary destination. In the Net Loft Shops and Railspur District, many of Canada’s best artists and designers can be found. Granville Island is home to many cultural venues and hosts numerous performing arts and cultural festivals year-round.
Operationally self-sustaining, Granville Island is home to more than 300 businesses employing more than 3,000 people.
Read more at  granvilleisland.com

Member Artist Pop-ups

Our Pop-ups are back!

Grace Lee

Date: Aug 22–23

Time: 10am – 6pm

Join us at Circle Craft for a special pop-up with Vancouver ceramic artist Grace Lee of eikcam ceramics.

Blending function with a sense of naturalness and whimsy, Grace creates thoughtfully designed ceramics for the home. Her work reflects a background in both ceramics and industrial design, bringing together an eye for form, function, and everyday beauty.

After studying ceramics and Industrial Design at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Grace worked in visual styling, art direction, and product design before returning to her love of working with clay. Since 2007, she has developed eikcam ceramics from her East Vancouver studio, creating tableware and home collections alongside custom pieces for restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and interior designers.

Meet the artist, explore Grace’s handmade ceramics up close, and shop her thoughtfully crafted pieces made here in Vancouver.

Coming up

  • Suzanne Squires - Aug 29-30

Supporting B.C. Artisans

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Circle Craft is more than a gallery or a shop. We're a co-operative, owned and run by the artists who make up our membership. That means when you buy from Circle Craft, your purchase goes directly back to the maker behind the work. No middlemen. No corporate margin. Just a community of over 140 B.C. artists building something together, and a place where craft, creativity, and livelihood are all the same thing.

Made in Canada

Circle Craft is rooted in B.C., where 140 artists across the province draw inspiration from some of the most extraordinary landscapes on earth. From the rugged coastline to old-growth forests to the high desert of the interior, our makers are shaped by the place they call home. That connection to this land isn't just inspiration. It shows up in every piece, every medium, and every collection we carry.