Chin-tuan Chiu is a master on Taiwanese bamboo weaving techniques. She is now active as an artist, researcher and lecturer on bamboo weaving.

Trained as a sculptor with Taiwanese Buddhist art background, Ching-tian Cai takes a realistic approach on wood sculpting and creates art works with a striking resemblance to nature.

Li-shu Huang is a lacquer ware artist who also specializes in bamboo weaving and fine art. In 2009 she established a workshop/training facility for the purpose of cultural
preservation and education.

An-fu Huang is a renowned glass artist in Taiwan craft industry. He is also active as the chairman of Taiwan Craft Development Association.

Hsueh-fen Lu is a craftswoman that was influenced by both Taiwanese and Western silversmith disciplines.

Shi-ren Lu works on Koji ceramic, a special kind of craftwork that is often seen in Taiwanese temples.
The most important feature of this craft tradition is the expressiveness of rich colors.

Pei-ze Chen has dedicated over forty years of his life to the art and craft of stone sculpting. He is also active as a jade specialist in Taiwan.

Wei-wen Lan is an artist/craft maker who dedicated himself to the creation of Buddhist art pieces. His professional area is woodcarving.

Shu-li Lin is a craft maker who follows and preserves Taiwanese aboriginal craft techniques in the weaving and dying of textiles products.

Sheng-wen Liao is a renowned lacquer ware artist in Taiwan and a professional trainer/lecturer in the discipline.

Su-jen Su is a craftswoman who masters the techniques of bamboo weaving and the making of bamboo furniture. She is now active as a bamboo artist and instructor of the craft.

Meng-chen Lin is a silversmith who concentrates on a special type of Taiwanese religious art: Buddha crowns. In this discipline, the delicate handwork is dedicated to the adornment of the deity.

Kuo-long Lin is a pottery/ ceramic maker who turns his focus onto the industrial side of the craft and is the owner of several Guinness world records based on his production methods.

Chun-han Lin is a craft maker who specializes both in handcrafted bamboo creations as well as in mass production goods.

Tsun-jen Lee is a master in ceramics whose skillful craftsmanship not only enables delicate and artistic expressions but also the breakthroughs in the manufacturing process.

Chi-hsiang Yeh specializes not only in bamboo sculpting but also in the industrial and manufacturing issues of the industry. He works both as a craftsman and a consultant.

Kao-ming Chen is a researcher, crafts artist and folklore scholar on Taiwanese bamboo. With his comprehensive knowledge on the subject he is of big importance to
bamboo art in Taiwan.

Jun-ching Tang is a ceramic artist who mimics nature in his artistic works.

Jian-an Su is a silversmith whose practice focuses on traditional Buddha crown making as well as on contemporary pieces.
He specializes in extremely delicate filigree details and complicated motifs.