This page serves as a living reference to individuals, makers, educators, organizations, and contributors who have shaped and continue to influence the craft of leatherworking. Organized alphabetically for ease of use, the index is intended as a neutral, encyclopedic starting point for historians, researchers, and leatherworkers seeking to understand better the people behind the tools, techniques, and traditions of the craft. Some entries link to full profiles with more detailed information, while others serve as placeholders for future research and documentation as this archive continues to grow.