Every masterpiece begins with a maker.

The Maker’s Wing is dedicated to the heart of the Maison: the artists, artisans, and small businesses whose hands shape the treasures you’ll find throughout the House. These are the candle pourers, illustrators, ceramicists, herbalists, woodworkers, sculptors, textile witches, and creators who breathe magic into matter.

Maison du Corbeau was built to uplift independent creators, especially those from marginalized communities. Every partnership is chosen with intention: ethical production, cultural respect, craftsmanship, story, and soul.

Here, you’ll meet the minds and hands behind the work. Those who sew the stitches, carve the runes, pour the wax, mix the botanicals, throw the clay, and paint the worlds that live in our shelves.
Each maker brings a unique voice, history, lineage, and artistry to the House.

When you support the Maison, you support them.
You help stories thrive, traditions continue, small businesses flourish, and creators receive fair, respectful compensation for their craft.

Welcome to the Wing where magic begins: with the maker.

Meet the Makers

  • Artisans of the Hand

    Handmade Craft

    Crafted candles, carved wood, hand-thrown ceramics, woven textiles... makers who bring the physical world of the Maison to life.

  • Artists of the Image

    Visual Alchemy

    Illustrators, sculptors, painters, and digital artists whose visions shape the atmosphere and iconography of the house.

  • Keepers of Ritual

    Sacred Tools

    Herbalists, apothecaries, perfumers, potion-makers, and spell crafters who create the magical tools found in the Maison.

  • Storytellers

    Living Folklore

    Writers, lorekeepers, designers, dreamers... the voices who help shame the Maison's narrative.
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Independent artistry is radical. It resists the mass-produced and honors the handmade. The Maker's Wing exists to celebrate and preserve the small-scale magic of the craft.

Magic begins with the maker: with hands stained by ink, paint, wax, clay, or thread.

—The Archivist

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