The Arts and Crafts movement may have begun over a century ago, but its ideals—craftsmanship, sustainability, and meaningful work—are more relevant than ever. In a world dominated by mass production and disposability, a new generation is rediscovering the value of handmade, long-lasting goods. From ethical labor practices to environmental consciousness, the philosophy that fueled Gustav Stickley and the Roycrofters is alive and well today. The past, it seems, still has much to teach us.