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Jode Daach, meteenand!
Willkum am Start vum japanische Portal vun der Asian-Etapp vum Craftpedia. He dreit sich alles um de japanische Handwerk un de Kunst, die mer doher jekend. Mer verzälle euch och vill Jeschichte vum Töpfer, färbe, webe un vum janze andere Handwerker, die dat jode alte Kulturerbe vun Japan am Lieve halde.
Un worum jeiht et do eigentlich?
Üs dat Ziel is et, echt global zesih. Dat heißt, mer schrievve so vill Artikel wie nur jeiht un makke se in så vill Sproche wie möglich. Kopp jemaat: De Inhalt vum japanische Portal — un och de andere Craftpedia-Portale — soll am beschte für jeden op däm Planät janz einfach zovreem ze finne sin.
Is this ambitious? Absolutely. But we are committed to giving our best to preserve every single detail of traditional culture, so that future generations can enjoy and learn from it.
There is Wikipedia already! Why Craftpedia?
Wikipedia is a remarkable global knowledge base. Yet, our aim is different: to become the leading source for everything related to traditional crafts and artisanal techniques.
We want to combine technical strength with deep, specialized content — going further in detail and focus than a general encyclopedia ever could.
This portal is dedicated to Japan, but many more regions are coming soon. So stay tuned — the journey has just begun!
Article categories
There is a separate category
- Ceramics
- Textiles
- Lacquerware
- Metalwork
- Woodcraft
- Paper Crafts
- Bamboo Crafts
- Stonework
- Glasswork
- Leatherwork
- Dollmaking
- Basketry
- Shell & Inlay Crafts
- Bone, Horn & Ivory Crafts
- Plaster & Earthen Crafts
- Pigment & Ink Crafts
- Enamelwork (Cloisonné)
You could also browse available articles either by Japanese historical periods or Japanese Prefectures.
