Submissions are invited under the following thematic areas:

Traditional Crafts and Contemporary Adaptation- Exploring how traditional crafts evolve and adapt to modern contexts.

Practice-Based Craft Research - Research generated through creative practice and craft-making processes.

Craft, Community and Cultural Identity - The role of crafts in shaping identities, communities, and cultural continuity.

Craft Documentation and Digital Preservation - Documentation methods, archives, digitization, and technological applications in preserving craft heritage.

Sustainability and Creative Economy - Crafts as drivers of sustainable development, livelihoods, and cultural industries.

Interdisciplinary and Trans disciplinary Practices - Collaborative approaches integrating crafts with diverse academic and professional fields.

Participants may submit either an abstract or proposals under the following categories:

Research Papers
Exhibitions and Installations
Practice-Based Research Projects
Community Practice Case Studies
Craft Demonstrations
Audio-Visual Presentations
Workshops
Documentary Film Screenings