Artisan

Bali is blessed with skilled and creative artisans as well as potential markets.

The Jamaican Arawaks were skilled artisans who left their paintings on the walls of many island caves.

The wages in real terms for agricultural workers and artisans have fallen.

The craftsmen I hire are skilled artisans who stay with me from project to project.

But it also offered peasants, artisans and cottage workers a degree of control over how and when they worked.

The artisans of Cuttack are skilled in filigree work and make gold and silver jewelry.

The beauty of the natural world is thus represented as the handiwork of a skilled artisan, examples of which are found in all cultures.

This gorgeously restored building is also home to an assortment of local artisans and antique dealers.

In the past, handicrafts were regarded as cheap souvenirs made by local artisans.

Away from the music, Jamaica has some excellent artisans and craftspeople, but not all items for sale are of good quality.

Tony Flinn is showing off a fork, the handle bent into an arch, the tines twisted and elongated, which he bought from a local artisan.

Many have joined in this effort to promote and widen marketing avenues for these artisans.

Yet, the sad fact is that the artisan, no matter how skilled, cannot compete with modern technology.

Most of the items on display have intricate craftwork, done manually by artisans from a rural background.

Artwork takes centre stage in Kendal for the next few weeks as the creative efforts of artisans across the region go on display.

The Wilkesite radicals were typically small businessmen, craftsmen, and artisans.

Most goods were produced by artisans who lived and worked in the same building.

Sarajevo and Mostar are well known for the wool rugs and carpets their artisans produce.

As was probably the case with Cade's rebels, some artisans and craftsmen could now read and write.

He brought in artisans from Italy to do the murals and intricate woodwork.

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