Malta Crafts Register

23/06/2026

Did you know?

🏷️Registered craftspeople can order personalised product tags to attach to their handmade creations.

Each tag features a unique QR Code that links directly to the craftsperson's profile on the online Crafts Register, making it easy for customers to learn more about the maker behind the product.

What are these tags for?
They showcase the craftsperson's work
They help customers connect with the maker
They increase visibility for artisan's profile on the Crafts Register

Order yours free of charge - https://forms.office.com/e/H6H7hydEC4?origin=lprLink

For more information visit https://craftsregister.gov.mt/

22/06/2026

The following craftspersons were registered during May 2026:

C 1616 Althea Desira
C 1624 Clayton Deguara
C 1630 Ruth Attard

If you'd like to see all the craftspersons on our register or you yourself would like to register, please go to https://craftsregister.gov.mt

05/06/2026

MT: Qed naqsmu magħkom it-tielet vidjow tas-sensiela tagħna li tippromwovi s-settur artiġjanali f'Malta.

L-armar li jżejjen it-toroq u l-pjazez waqt il-festi Maltin hu maħdum bl-idejn minn ħafna voluntiera dedikati. Mix-xoghol fuq l-istatwi u dak tal-bandalori li jżejnu t-toroq, sax-xogħol fuq il-logħob tan-nar spettakolari, dan jagħmel il-festa Maltija tant unika, u huwa xhieda tas-sengħa u tal-ispirtu komunitarju ta’ ħafna voluntiera.

Ara dan il-filmat u skopri l-ħidma wara waħda mill-aktar tradizzjonijiet għeżież tal-kultura Maltija – il-festa.

Jekk inti artiġjan u m’intix irreġistrat fir-Reġistru tal-Artiġjanat, issa huwa ż-żmien li tirreġistra. Skopri iktar billi tmur fuq: craftsregister.gov.mt

EN: We are sharing with you the third video in our series promoting the artisan sector in Malta.

Behind every Maltese festa there is a community of dedicated volunteers. From the colourful street decorations to the intricate work required for the spectacular fireworks, Maltese feasts are brought to life thanks to the skill and passion of many artisans. Their contribution makes our feasts rich in cultural heritage.

Watch this video to discover the craftsmanship behind one of Malta's most cherished cultural traditions - the local festa.

If you are a craftsperson and you are not registered in the Crafts Register, now is the time to do so.

Discover more by visiting: craftsregister.gov.mt

28/05/2026

19/05/2026

The following craftspersons were registered during April 2026:
C 1607 Lara Parker
C 1608 Dachy Massiel Paredes Rodriguez
C 1613 Jane Natalie Goodwin
C 1617 Paulina Zaborowicz
C 1619 Michelle Falzon
C 1622 Felicia Borg
C 1626 Maria Pauline Attard

21/04/2026

Our office in collaboration with the Malta Crafts Foundation , Union Intellectual Property Office - EUIPO and the European Commission organised a seminar on Geographical Indications for Crafts and Industrial Products. As from 1 December 2025, producers across the European Union and beyond can apply to register their craft and industrial products as geographical indications (GIs) under Regulation (EU) 2023/2411. To qualify for geographical indication protection, products must
• have a strong connection to their geographical origin (place, region or country)
• have a quality, reputation, or other characteristic linked to a specific place, region, or country
• include at least 1 stage of production carried out in the specified area

This seminar was an important step to create awareness amongst Maltese craftspersons through various presentations as well as a hands-on exercise and group discussion.

If you wish to have more information, you can contact us on [email protected]

17/04/2026

14/04/2026

The following craftspersons have been registered in March 2026
C 1541 Alan Desira
C 1605 Charmaine Xuereb
C 1609 Ming Wai Angela KONG

The following Crafts Organisations were also registered:
ORG 030 Soċjetà G.M. Fra Antoine De Paule, Banda Kristu Re, A.D. 1898

If you’d like to see ALL the people registered in the Malta Crafts Register kindly visit:
https://craftsregister.gov.mt

10/04/2026

MT: F’Malta, ix-xogħol artiġjanali fil-materjal prezzjuż ivarja mix-xogħol intrikat u dettaljat tal-filigranu għal dak fin bil-lavur tad-deheb u l-fidda, fost oħrajn. Dan jinkludi wkoll disinji kontemporanji apparti dawk tradizzjonali. Dan l-artiġjanat baqa’ ħaj grazzi għad-dedikazzjoni u l-passjoni tal-artiġjani. Din is-sengħa tinħadem l-iktar f’workshops artiġjanali żgħar, fejn it-tagħlim jgħaddi minn ġenerazzjoni għal oħra. Dan is-settur baqa’ wieħed minn dawk l-aktar konsistenti matul is-snin.

Jekk inti artiġjan u m’intix irreġistrat fir-Reġistru tal-Artiġjanat, issa huwa ż-żmien li tirreġistra. Skopri iktar billi tmur fuq: craftsregister.gov.mt

EN: Today we share with you the second videoclip of our series promoting the artisanal sector in Malta. Craftsmanship of precious materials takes us from intricate filigree to fine gold and silver work, amongst others. Nowadays it also encompasses traditional and modern designs. This work remains alive thanks to the passionate work of artisans. This craft thrives in small artisan workshops, where skill is passed on from the previous generation. This sector remains one of the most consistent over the years. If you are a craftsperson, or know one, and you are not registered in the Crafts Register, now is the time to do so.

Discover more by visiting: craftsregister.gov.mt

Instagram: maltacraftsregister

02/04/2026

The Commerce Department within the Ministry for the Economy, Enterprise and Strategic Projects, together with the Malta Crafts Foundation and in collaboration with European Union Intellectual Property Office - EUIPO and the European Commission's DG GROW, is organising an information seminar for craftspersons interested in knowing about how the new Geographical Indications (GIs) for Crafts can be used by local artisan groups.

GI is a special label that shows that a product comes from a specific place and is made using local skills and traditions. Up to now, this EU label was given to food, wine, and spirits. Now, craft and industrial products are also protected under this new EU system.

Would you like to know more about GIs? Then this information session is for you. Experts from the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), the European Commission and the Malta Crafts Foundation will be demonstrating how the GIs will work, and how Maltese artisan groups can apply for such label.

Register your attendance by clicking on this link: https://forms.gle/BEsc2kZ6FQZ1miDw8

A detailed programme will be sent upon registration.

DATE: Monday 20th April 2026
VENUE: Grand Hotel Exclesior
TIME: 8:30 to 15.30 hrs