Listed crafts

Crafts on an official list, named exactly: Tinian marble craftsmanship (UNESCO Representative List, 2015), Epirote silversmithing (Greek National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage, 2013) and Sifnos pottery (Greek National Inventory, 2022, not the UNESCO list). Greek VAT at 24%.

There are two kinds of list, and we keep them apart. The UNESCO Representative List is international. Greece’s National Inventory is kept under the UNESCO 2003 Convention, but it is a national list, and a craft on it is not on the UNESCO list. A listing describes a craft, not a single object, so each piece also needs its own proof: an assay or XRF certificate for silver, since Greece has no independent hallmarking system, and lead and cadmium migration tests for a clay cooking pot. See The Record for how each status is checked.