"artisan workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a workshop where artisans make products using traditional methods of craftsmanship. For example, "The artisan workshop produces high quality handmade pottery."
Material History For a real sense of the medieval world, arrange a visit to William Cowley's artisan workshop in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire (01908 610038; williamcowley.co.uk; visits by appointment) – the last traditional makers of parchment and vellum in Britain.
What to Buy Mix culture with commerce at Caribelle Batik (Romney Manor; 869-465-6253; www.canibellebartisanitts.com), an artisan workshop in a stunning 17th-century plantation in the green hills along the island's west coast.
Among rose gardens, olive groves and a vegetable patch lies a 27-room hotel (built in the Berber rammed earth style known as pisé) with two good restaurants, several pools (including one for children), an artisan workshop offering pottery classes for children, two tennis courts and a spa.
The 16th century tapestries on display at Hampton Court Palace within the GH are thought to originate from the same artisan workshop and contain wool, silk and metal threads.
He had visited more than two hundred artisan workshops.
There were over 2,000 labyrinthine housing complexes and artisan workshops, markets and temples.
The huge influx of tourists threatened to swamp the city in every sense, and the city centre began to lose its distinctive character and its artisan workshops.
Today, local funding has spurred the opening of artisan workshops where migrants can earn a wage learning trades that were dying out locally.
In addition, Dr. Darnell said, the team found traces of what is probably an administrative building, grain silos, storerooms and artisan workshops and the foundations of many unidentified structures.
Friern – commonly known as Colney Hatch, hence "booby hatch" – was originally one of the great and gothic asylums of the Victorian age, originally designed as a self-supporting community, with its own farm, gas works, water supply and artisan workshops.
And down in the street, there are still the teeming markets, artisan workshops, strange medicinal shops and delicious 24-hour hawker stalls that make George Town one of the last surviving authentic Chinatowns.
