Hi there!
We've just launched a new section packed with comprehensive information about Japanese potters! This is going to be truly amazing. Considering the vast number of potters, both living and historical, imagine having every single page translated into 60+ languages! That's exactly what we're going to do, and it promises to be extraordinary!

Every single article on Craftpedia has already been translated into an impressive 62 (!) languages. But considering there are over 5,000 languages spoken around the world, it’s clear that 62 is just the beginning of what’s truly possible.

Today, we’re excited to take the next step by adding Macedonian to our growing list of supported languages! And this is just the beginning — we have big plans to include even more languages in the future.

If you'd like to contribute to this invaluable project, simply reply to this thread — we’d love to have you on board!

Dear users,

We’re happy to announce the immediate launch of Craftpedia for Kids!

The corresponding domain — craftpedia.kids — has just been registered, which means that from now on, children all over the world can look forward to exciting stories about crafts and artisanal techniques.

In addition, we plan to roll out a variety of games designed to explain this rich and fascinating cultural topic in simple, child-friendly language.
Stay tuned — the adventure is only beginning!

We're happy to announce that our project email address is now officially active and secured:

craft-support@craftpedia.guru

Feel free to reach out regarding:

• Traditional crafts and cultural heritage in Asia
  
• Contributions or collaborations
  
• Feedback about the Craftpedia project
  
• Technical questions or archival support
  

Craftpedia is an independent, non-commercial initiative to document, explore, and preserve traditional crafts, artisanal techniques, and the cultural heritage behind them — from every corner of the globe.

Our aim is to create a living encyclopedia of human craftsmanship — organized by region, material, technique, and cultural context.

?️ The Wiki
The main site, Craftpedia.wiki, is a growing wiki where each page presents a specific craft, practice, or artifact. Content is organized by continent, region, and use, allowing deep and cross-cultural exploration.

? The Forum
This forum is a space for conversation:
→ Ask questions, share experiences, compare techniques across regions, or discuss challenges in documentation.
→ It’s also where contributors and researchers collaborate and shape the development of Craftpedia together.

? Our Values

• Cultural respect
  
• Knowledge preservation
  
• Open access
  
• Global inclusiveness
  

• Sharing stories or photos from your region
  
• Linking to historical materials
  
• Writing or editing wiki pages
  
• Starting discussions in the forum
  

Welcome to the Introduce Yourself forum! We’re excited to get to know you. When posting your introduction, here are a few ideas you might want to include:

• Your name or nickname
  
• Where you’re from (if you want to share!)
  
• What crafts or traditional techniques inspire you most
  
• Any projects you’re currently working on or dreaming about
  
• What you hope to learn or share in this community
  

Welcome to the Craftpedia Forum! To keep our community respectful, helpful, and enjoyable for everyone, please follow these simple guidelines:

1. Be Respectful
Treat everyone with kindness and respect, regardless of their background or level of experience. Healthy debates are welcome, but personal attacks, hate speech, or discrimination will not be tolerated.

2. Stay On Topic
Post in the appropriate forums and keep discussions relevant. If you want to talk about multiple crafts or regions, consider starting separate threads.

3. No Spam or Self-Promotion
Avoid posting unsolicited advertisements, spam, or excessive links. If you want to share your own work, projects, or business, please do so thoughtfully and within the dedicated forums.

4. Use Clear Titles and Descriptions
Make it easier for others to find and engage with your posts by using descriptive titles and clear language.

5. Protect Privacy
Do not share personal information about yourself or others. Respect everyone’s privacy and confidentiality.

6. Report Problems
If you see inappropriate content or have concerns, please report it to the moderators instead of engaging in conflicts.

7. Follow Copyright Laws
Share only content you own or have permission to post. Give credit where it’s due.

Welcome to the official Craftpedia Forum!

We're thrilled to have you here. This forum is a companion to the Craftpedia project — a global initiative to preserve, discuss, and celebrate traditional crafts, artisanal techniques, and the cultural knowledge behind them.

Whether you're a maker, researcher, cultural explorer, or simply curious — you're in the right place.

? What You Can Do Here:

• Introduce yourself and your craft interests in the Introduce Yourself section.
  
• Share questions, knowledge, or research in World of Crafts and Research & Documentation.
  
• Post your own work, tutorials, or guides in the Workshop area.
  
• Help shape the future of the Craftpedia project through open discussion.
  

• Please take a moment to read our [Forum Guidelines] (link to be added).
  
• Respectful discussion is at the heart of this community — we aim to connect across cultures and traditions.