But I think there's something that, Jean-Henri, you probably can come in on because I think you had a really wonderful contemporary example of how appreciation of craft, artisanism and making needs to be preserved and what steps are taken at the moment.

Yeah, so my idea around is like recognition, like cultural, technical, all that comes from our communities, our makers, our people around us, our educators, our technicians.

And with that being Irish, there's a lot of fun things happening in Ireland at the minute.

But just to step back on the idea of like identity.

So in the Inishmain Islands in Ireland is where the Iron Jumper existed.

It came from Ireland.

And when it was industrialized and became a cable net jumper across the world, it was a really interesting like spoke because everybody didn't realize actually the history behind it.

I think, Jean-Henri, you can probably talk about this from a knitter's perspective really well.