Momo Pottery & Friends is a family-run ceramics studio and a community of collaborators, colleagues, partners, and former students who contribute to the development of the project. The documentary series is produced by the Iskra Association, a member of the Union of Collective Art Practice (SKUP) and a partner organization of the pan-European CraftWork4All platform, co-funded by the Creative Europe programme.

 

 

Craft Landscapes is a series of medium-length documentary films exploring the craft traditions of different regions across Europe. The project documents the lives of artisans, their workshops, materials, techniques, and the cultural environments in which these traditions continue to thrive. Its mission is to document, preserve, and promote Europe's living craft heritage by creating an open audiovisual archive of traditional knowledge, skills, and cultural landscapes. The first film focuses on the craft landscapes of western Asturias and eastern Galicia in northern Spain. The filming route will cover four distinct micro-regions with strong cultural identities, documenting workshops, artisans, and traditional crafts as interconnected elements of a shared cultural landscape.

 

 

 

 

We believe that craftsmanship is not only a way of making things, but also a form of cultural memory, inseparably connected to people, place, and ways of life. Our mission is to preserve this knowledge through documentary filmmaking and make it accessible to future generations. Each film is created in close collaboration with artisans and local communities. We document not only traditional craft processes themselves, but also the cultural, historical, and natural contexts in which these traditions continue to thrive, creating an open audiovisual archive of living craft heritage.