The phrase "artisan classes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to educational courses or workshops that teach traditional crafts or skills, often emphasizing handmade or artisanal techniques.
Example: "I signed up for artisan classes to learn how to make pottery and weave textiles."
Alternatives: "craft workshops" or "handicraft courses."
While the Inca aristocratic and artisan classes were to some extent absorbed into the colonial hierarchy, the native farming population was relegated to menial servitude.
Nor were girls of the artisan classes until the 16th century, when female teaching congregations such as the Ursulines, founded by Angela Merici, began to appear.
That allowed England to harness the creative potential of its artisan classes in a way that no other country had managed before.It is a plausible conclusion and Mr Rosen makes a powerful case.
A product of the artisan classes — his ancestors were bookbinders, weavers, and masons — he adopted aristocratic fashions, going around Vienna in a gold-trimmed hat and a red coat with mother-of-pearl buttons.
Recognising that his patients had special needs, within two years he had established an evening clinic to cater for the "artisan classes" who risked dismissal from their employment if "it were known they were afflicted with a skin disease".
Along with men of the lower middle and artisan classes who were similarly excluded from universities and learned societies, they seized the opportunity to join debates into which they could enter as informed participants.
It represents national integration, communal harmony and compassion towards the poor artisan class.
Members of the artisan class, including painters, gained entry on talent alone.
In the musical instrument making profession, this might include an "Artisan Class" who build fewer than, say, 50 instruments annually.
This diminished the prosperity of the artisan class, largely Muslim, but increased that of the import merchants, mainly Christians and Jews.
The Mongols did not have their own artisan class in traditional times because they migrated from place to place and could not carry with them the supplies needed by artisans.
