Crafts on Peel is a charitable organization in Hong Kong dedicated to reviving, interpreting, and perpetuating traditional craftsmanship. They achieve this by fostering collaborations between traditional craftsmen and contemporary artisans through apprenticeships and the exchange of techniques. Their aim is to nurture younger generations and encourage them to incorporate traditional skills into innovative contemporary design.

Located in a historic building in the heart of Hong Kong, Crafts on Peel not only serves as a creative venue, but also enhances our appreciation of craftsmanship and celebrates our cultural heritage and collective identity through exhibitions, workshops, and an Artisan-in-Residence program. At the core of their concept is the stories of craftsmen, which are represented in their logo. The logo features a pair of hands (手), symbolizing the fundamental tool for a craftsman, and the Chinese character I (我), representing that each craft originates from a personal story.

It also symbolizes the relationship between the craft master and his apprentice, as skills are passed on from one generation to the next. Crafts on Peel's location, a historical walk-up built in 1948, further embodies their mission to connect history with the future. They use modernized materials in various finishes, creating a juxtaposition between the new and the old.

Crafts on Peel is dedicated to promoting traditional craftsmanship, encouraging innovation, preserving local culture, and giving back to the community. They curate exhibitions, invite masters and artists to conduct classes and sharing sessions, provide opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to explore craftsmanship, and preserve Hong Kong's cultural heritage. They aspire to sustain and complete the business ecosystem for craftsmen while providing a platform for cultural exchange and knowledge sharing