The phrase 'artisanal goods' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to goods that are crafted by hand rather than mass-produced by machines. For example, "This boutique offers a unique selection of artisanal goods from local artisans."
Besides buying or selling, users can connect with the craftsmen and artisans who produce or are interested in unique and quality artisanal goods.
Not only have I photographed fashion catalog shoots in Peru, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Mexico and Thailand, with models wearing some of these artisanal goods, but I get to go and meet the artisans who make these goods and meet their families, see how they live and learn about their cultures.
French fries are now marketed as fine artisanal goods.
With nearly $3 billion in annual sales, Etsy has transformed artisanal goods into big business.
Customers order produce (much of it organic), milk, cheese, eggs, fish, meats and other artisanal goods.
GoodEggs, another Web service, is a marketplace for local farmers and chefs who make artisanal goods like cheese, honey, jam and olive oil.
Ballet is an artisanal good that typically requires a highly skilled dancer, but new technology may enable the production of this good using only unskilled dancers.
It's where Kika's Treats produces artisanal baked goods.
The artisanal dry goods are a mix of local (hand-labelled bottles of upstate maple syrup) and imported (Sicilian anchovies in salt) — the stuff gift baskets are made of.
BLT MARKET The shelving near the front of Laurent Tourondel's latest restaurant provides a showcase for some of the artisanal American goods that often find their way onto his menu.
A review of a downtown restaurant called Il Buco Alimentari e Vineria refers to the packaged pasta, canned tomatoes, cured sausages, and other comestibles for sale as "artisanal dry goods".
