Xeirotechnica
Xeirotechnica is the largest Exhibition and Festival for Crafts, Creative Hobbies and DIY in Greece.
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION & FESTIVAL
Handmade presents a holistic approach to its subject, combining:
•Sale of materials, tools, and craft books (Commercial Exhibition)
• Education and development of new audiences (Craft Rooms, Product Presentations, and Solutions)
• Networking and interaction of those involved in crafts (Meeting areas for associations and groups)
• Creation of a festive atmosphere (various Parallel Events).
EXHIBITORS-EXHIBITORS
Participants in Xeirotechnica include:
• Businesses with Materials and Tools (Wholesale Suppliers-Stores),
• Creators showcasing Techniques and Materials,
• Art Studios and Schools,
• Publishing Houses
• Selected Craftspeople.
Categories of Exhibits:
HANDICRAFTS AND CREATIVE HOBBIES
- Decoupage
- Wedding & Christening
- Decoration
- Painting
- Cosmetics
- Jewellery
- Modeling
- Music
- Sewing, Knitting
- Cooking & Pastry Tools
- Packaging
- Handicraft and Creative Hobby Schools
- Photography
- Materials for Any Other Type of Handicraft
DIY- TECHNICAL SKILLS
- 3D Printing
- Decorative Materials and Products
- Various DIY Tools
- Construction – Insulating – Waterproofing Materials
- Hardware Items
- Electrical Materials & Tools
- Gardening – Garden Tools
- Carpentry
- Plumbing (Products – Accessories – Tools)
- Paints & Painting Tools
XEIROTECHINA KIDS
• Workshops, Materials and Techniques for Children’s Creative Activities.
Participants can:
• Promote their Company or their Brand.
• Exhibit and market Products for Retail or Wholesale Sale.
• Present New Materials and Products.
• Inform about the Services they provide.
• Teach Techniques through Seminars/Presentations.
VISITOR CATEGORIES
• Industry professionals, looking to buy wholesale, connect with potential new suppliers, and stay up-to-date with the latest trends.
• Amateur crafters, interested in shopping and attending educational workshops.
• General public — men, women, and children of all ages from across Greece — who want to develop their skills in creating or repairing various objects on their own.