Documenting craft clusters is vital for preserving cultural heritage, ensuring economic sustainability, and shaping effective policy interventions. This study examines the role of structured questionnaires as a methodological tool for documenting crafts, assessing their effectiveness in gathering information on artisan demographics, craft practices, economic conditions, and policy awareness. A structured questionnaire was developed and refined through literature review, expert consultations, and pilot testing, ensuring both qualitative and quantitative insights. The findings highlight how questionnaire-based documentation facilitates structured data collection, aids in policy-making, and supports initiatives aimed at reviving crafts. However, limitations such as self-reported biases, language barriers, and the need for supplementary qualitative methods are also identified. The study recommends integrating digital documentation tools, AI-driven analytics, and mixed-method approaches to enhance data collection and craft sustainability efforts.