The phrase "artisan techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to traditional or skilled methods of crafting or creating products, often associated with handmade or high-quality items.
Example: "The bakery prides itself on using artisan techniques to create its bread, ensuring a unique flavor and texture."
Alternatives: "craftsmanship methods" or "handcrafted techniques".
If I combined them with big flavors and artisan techniques, I could easily hit the $50 mark.
Ms. Philo insisted backstage that the felt finishes and artisan techniques were inspired by a general idea of festival and freedom.
From the work of artists and photographers to skills such as glass painting and tuffetage (an embroidery technique), this season designers have both turned to the art world for inspiration and harnessed some artisan techniques that pack a serious creative punch.
There are the traditional hand skilled artisan techniques for creating movements and artistic adornments.
Jeremiah uses solid wood and artisan techniques to create beautiful pieces inspired by Mid-Century Modern furniture.
Kraft and Leprino are not cheesemakers, they are cheese manufacturers, which means that they don't use the traditional artisan techniques.
Its simplicity was perfectly suited to AC's artisan construction techniques, and a prototype was quickly built for the 1954 London Motor Show.
"We focused on the important artists, artisans and techniques, both progressive and historical, that combined to form one of the most remarkable aesthetic contributions to the history of 20th-century design," he said.
The leather was tanned in St Petersburg by artisans whose techniques were secret for centuries … " Hackett might have been joking – except that How to Spend It doesn't do jokes.
These blue topaz earrings ($68) are from Percent Jewelry, a line of bijoux designed by the retailer's husband, Tom, and handcrafted by Chinese artisans using traditional techniques.
In the Moche culture, whose skilled artisans used sophisticated techniques to combine gold, silver and copper, nose ornaments were a vital part of royal regalia.
