The phrase "artisanal items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to products that are made in a traditional or non-industrial manner, often emphasizing quality and craftsmanship.
Example: "The market was filled with artisanal items, including handmade pottery and locally sourced cheeses."
Alternatives: "handcrafted goods" or "craft items".
"Fairway has the Bounty paper towels and Coke but also these small-batch, artisanal items that make it an adventure".
With beer, things get a bit more complicated as irony allows (or demands) the appreciation of the objectively naff, while the pursuit of apparent sophistication and appreciation of artisanal items makes for more "snobbish" drinkers.
Instead, the so-called digital generation has led the way in rediscovering value in small batch, high quality artisanal items.
Ikea, meanwhile, set up a design workshop in Jordan, where 100 women, half of them refugees, embroider textiles and make other artisanal items.
The shop boasts ethical fashion for the luxury buyer with hard to find artisanal items from globally sourced brands you'd normally only find at its online site.
The shop boasts ethical fashion for the luxury buyer with hard to find artisanal items from globally sourced brands you'd normally only find at its online site.
Four years ago, Dominique Orsini was a practicing lawyer who realized his passion lay not with the law, but with artisanal culinary items that are 100percentt Corsican.
These have simultaneously educated consumers about food production and glamorized not only local, organic and artisanal food items, but also the chefs and farmers who deliver them to the table.
But between the proliferation of artisanal food trucks and items like cupcakes made of Valrhona and Callebaut chocolates and topped with a fondant daisy for $2.75 at Georgetown Cupcake, or Fresh Direct's offering of "heritage" pork from the Flying Pigs Farm in upstate New York, millennials tend to spend their dining dollars sparingly and in a more calculated way.
"The bottom line is that these activities represent a tiny part of the economy," said Alf Vanags, the director of the Baltic International Centre for Economic Policy Studies, who added that Latvia's economy continues to depend largely on traditional exports such as agriculture, wood products and metals, not upscale home-decor items and artisanal crafts sold over the internet.
FreshDirect offers 2 to 4 times more fresh fruit, vegetables, antibiotic-free chicken, organic and local produce, as well as top-grade fresh meat, sustainable seafood, artisanal cheese and deli items than supermarkets or other on-line grocers.
