The phrase "artisan products" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to items that have been hand-crafted, usually with traditional techniques or methods. For example, "The farmers market was offering a variety of artisan products, such as handcrafted soaps and pottery."
Steph Culpin "Stunning views, fresh air, loads of outdoor pursuits, an abundance of local artisan products to tantalise the tastebuds".
"It is counter to artisan products, but in this industrialized world this is a fact of life.
"It's about celebrating imperfection – and we're definitely seeing that coming through into the home with artisan products, or a bit of patina on furniture".
The Craft Village, Shipquay St, Derry, BT48 6DW; 07899 331470 Sawers, Belfast Own-label range of artisan products, including Belfast Preserve and their bestselling chilli jam.
James Simmonds, of UHY Hacker Young, said: "Craft beer is leading the way in the surging popularity of artisan products and has pushed aside other brands in high street bars.
But what I wanted to say was this: I make artisan products but in a period when the avant-garde does this, that and the other; and even though these different fields are not adjacent, they influence each other (just as every field of writing cannot be indifferent to other fields).
It doesn't seem like an artisan product and the flavour is a little too subtle for me.
In a world of mass industrial production, slave labour and reports of olive oil fraud and adulteration, Palestinian olive oil is an authentic and truly artisan product.
Lovingly crafted beer shouldn't be classified as a commodity like semi-skimmed – it's a quality artisan product deserving of reverence equal to wine and spirits.
He wants Berliners to see that "cheap is not perhaps an actual ideal," and have them "embrace the idea of beer as artistry, an artisan product, not an industrial product".
'People like to shop in small stores: they are queuing in Pain Quotidien on a Saturday morning when they could easily go to Tesco because they want an artisan product.
