The Association “Arts and Crafts of Adygea” is a non-governmental, nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and developing the traditional folk arts and crafts of the Indigenous peoples of the Republic of Adygea. It brings together skilled artisans and helps share their knowledge, work, and cultural heritage with wider audiences, including younger generations.

The association’s product catalog features work by established craftspeople in gold embroidery, carpet weaving, harness making, wood carving, and the creation of leather and wooden goods. It also showcases traditional musical instruments, national costumes, souvenir dolls, and jewelry. Alongside these handmade products, the organization provides resources for artisans, including video lessons, and supports projects and programs that promote traditional skills.

Its activities include exhibitions, workshops, educational events, and festivals, such as a children’s competition introducing students to Adyghe crafts. These initiatives give participants opportunities to learn directly from masters, practice techniques, and appreciate the cultural significance of handmade work.