The phrase "artisan trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a skilled craft or profession that involves creating handmade goods or services, often emphasizing traditional techniques.
Example: "She has dedicated her life to the artisan trade, producing beautiful pottery that reflects her cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "craftsmanship" or "handicraft".
Eventually armourers to craft bows and arrows, carpenters to build houses, and seamstress to make clothing all appeared as specialist artisans, trading their wares for food produced by the hunters and shepherds.
He says it's unfortunate only because there are millions of really good artisan and trade jobs out there that don't require college degrees, and if only there were no stigma, there'd be more good people to take those jobs and less twenty-year olds struggling from massive student loan debt.
A micro exchange set up by AMFPL, allows artisans to trade shares.
TUCKAHOE Westchester Italian Cultural Center "Italian Builders, Artisans and Trades".
Magnus Barelegs is said to have "subdued the people of Galloway" in the eleventh century and Whithorn seems to have been a centre of Hiberno-Norse artisans who traded around the Irish Sea by the end of the first millennium.
Although the LNC was never able to gain the domination of London's funeral industry for which its founders had hoped, it was very successful at targeting specialist groups of artisans and trades, to the extent that it became nicknamed "the Westminster Abbey of the middle classes".
Jason is the Founder and CEO of Accompany (accompanyus.com) – an online shop of style-conscious apparel, accessories and home décor that is ethically edited for social impact: artisan made, fair trade and philanthropic.
For those seeking arts and crafts with a more local flavor -- and without all of that horse-and-jockey iconography -- there's a pocket of quirky boutiques and art galleries sprouting up along Beekman Street, an out-of-the-way row of formerly rundown houses now with flowers out front and artisans plying their trade in studios in the back.
In the Old Quarter, ancient temples now neighbour karaoke joints, and dynasties of artisans ply their trade next to shops selling cuddly toys the size of grizzly bears.
We could think of no better way to convey those wishes than by choosing fair trade, artisan-made items that benefit our planet and its citizens.
