"workmanship" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun that can be used to describe a work of art, craft, or skill. Example sentence: The artist's workmanship was remarkable, displaying incredible detail and complexity.
Step closer and they represent warriors or foot soldiers, their heads comprising shredded camouflage fabric taken from various armies, knitted together with a meticulous workmanship common to Hall's work.
Visit those shops and decide which one you like, judging by overall look, confidence (the way they talk to you, and of course, do not lie about "cashmere"), fabrics (woolen blend is a minimum), workmanship (check out their finished clothes), service.
"But he developed an intense workmanship relationship with other artists, who taught him how to use materials.
He leaves us who knew him best with memories to cherish of a warm and gentle man with a keen respect for detail and workmanship, an encyclopedic memory, vast interests, tremendous style, extraordinary humor and quick wit, all of which he shared with remarkable generosity and kindness.
And later on, in Rodin's studio on the Rue de l'Université, he observes a tiny plaster cast of an antique tiger that Rodin treasured: "There is a cast of a panther, of Greek workmanship, hardly as big as a hand….
He was a utopian who devised the Guild of St George, a celebration of workmanship that underpinned the Arts and Crafts movement of William Morris.
The zinc roofs with a specific design and careful workmanship exhibited a satisfactory thermal performance.
Type 26s were still being used in 1945 which, according to firearms expert and author Ian Hogg, is considered a testament to their original workmanship and a much more suitable combat weapon than later Japanese produced pistols.
According to Webster's Third New International Dictionary, an artifact is "a usually simple object (as a tool or an ornament) showing human workmanship and modification as distinguished from a natural object".
Martial's equivalent of an atrocious reindeer Christmas sweater was an ugly but warm cloak: "the stout workmanship of a Gallic weaver, which, though of a barbarous country, has a Lacedaemonian name; a thing uncouth, but not to be despised in cold December...Clad in this gift; you will laugh at winds and showers".
