More specifically:

(1) The Coop builds solid wood furniture and handmade pottery that are made for life;

(2) using traditional methods that are decentralised and embodied;

(3) in its craftspeople who all have voting rights and choose a democratically negotiated share of the profits;

(4) to be sold at an affordable and accessible price

(5) in order to politically empower a more kind, affordable, and skilled society — in other words, an experimental machine in viable worker alternatives to capitalism.

TL;DR: It’s a kopitiam for crafts.