Corris Craft Centre opportunity for other related attractions at the Craft Centre site, for which a charge is made : The Craft Centre has a café called "Y Crochan" (Welsh for 'the cooking pot'). As part of the Centre's 30th Anniversary, a new Welsh food and drink shop was opened adjacent to the café, called "Bwtri Y Crochan" ('the Cooking Pot Larder'). There is a children's play area, next to outdoor seating and picnic tables. All of the Craft Centre Studios open daily from Easter to November, although some are open all year round. Access to the site is free. "Y Crochan café"
Japanese craft or regional specialties. In order for an object to be officially recognized as traditional Japanese craft, it must meet all five of these requirements: Each craft demands a set of specialized skills. Japanese craft works serve a functional or utilitarian purpose, though they may be handled and exhibited similar to visual art objects. Japanese craft dates back since humans settled on its islands. Handicrafting has its roots in the rural crafts – the material-goods necessities – of ancient times. Handicrafters used natural, indigenous materials, which continues to be emphasised today for the most part. Traditionally, objects were created to be