Heritage craftsmanship refers to traditional skills and techniques passed down through generations, often associated with specific cultures or regions. This form of craftsmanship emphasizes the use of natural materials and time-honored methods, resulting in unique, high-quality products. Examples include handwoven textiles, pottery, and woodworking. Artisans who practice heritage craftsmanship often focus on preserving cultural identity and history through their work. By maintaining these skills, they contribute to the sustainability of local economies and promote appreciation for traditional arts. This practice not only honors the past but also inspires future generations to value and continue these crafts.