Map of traditional craftspeople in the UK

Click on pin for information on individual craftspeople. Zoom using + and -. Scroll using arrows.

 

This map, though far from fully populated, demonstrates the diversity and geographic spread of traditional crafts across the country. It is also useful for members of the public to become more familiar with, and better appreciate, the particular crafts of their local area.

Inclusion is free for practicing traditional craftspeople. If you are a traditional craftsperson, you can sign up for inclusion now (see terms below).

Key:

Red pin Friend of the HCA (become a Friend)
Blue pin Other craftsperson


Please note: this map is for practicing traditional craftspeople (both full and part time professionals and serious amateurs). It is not for crafts retailers or wholesalers, unless they are also significantly involved in skilled production. Nor is it for contemporary crafts better suited to other crafts directories - in this case the HCA recommends sites such as:

The HCA reserves the right not to include any entry it deems irrelevant or otherwise unacceptable.

Sign up form

Name:

Email address:

Business name (if appropriate):

Address:

Postcode:

Is this address open to the public (e.g. open studio, workshop, shop, teaching space etc.)?
Yes
No

Do you want this address included in the public listing?
Yes
No

Do you want your address pinpointed on the map (if no, then we will use your generic postcode area, e.g. MK2)?
Yes
No

Website address:

 

Brief description of your craft / business (200 words max):

Preferred contact details (these will be included in the published details – please leave blank if you do not want to be contacted by members of the public) and details of opening times etc:

Recommend other craftspeople (please include email addresses only, separated by commas - these people will be emailed and asked to fill in their full details before being added to the site):

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