The phrase "artisanal light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of light that is crafted or produced with a focus on quality and traditional methods, often in the context of lighting design or decor.
Example: "The artisanal light hanging in the dining room adds a unique charm to the space, showcasing the craftsmanship of local artisans."
Alternatives: "handcrafted light" or "crafted illumination".
The thinking is that some combination of novel uses, from co-working to housing to artisanal light industry, will bring footfall back to the high street and pump vibrant life back into local communities.
You don't have a bigger battle?" "Portlandia" presents a heightened version of the city's twee urbanity: a company sells artisanal light bulbs, a hotel offers a manual typewriter to every guest, and a big local event is the Allergy Pride Parade.
Sally Thomas Cooper and Jason Kai Cooper premiered their new Limited Edition Collection of artisanal lighting for Thomas Cooper Studio.
And the warm artisanal bread, a light sourdough with honey and wheat germ, is from a recipe Mr. Kieffer developed with SoNo Bakery in South Norwalk.
Artisanal--Astonishing array of cheeses; standout food.
Jesse Veverka, producer of upcoming firework documentary, Passfire, spent three years tracking global fireworks industries and traditions and cites the festival's artisanal toritos giant bull-shaped frames lit with sparks—as among some of the most exciting displays worldwide.
Max McCalman Max McCalman, the maitre fromager at New York's cheese restaurant Artisanal, recommends pairing it with a light, young, fruity red wine such as Beaujolais or Dolcetto, or a white such as Sauvignon Blanc, or, more traditionally, ale.
Other jobs which are more common in urban areas, but not significant in rural areas, include light manufacturing or making of artisanal crafts, child care, and housekeeping/domestic work.
Even though they have received donations of food and clothing, the Warao still have to make ends meet by selling their artisanal products on the streets and at traffic lights, a task mostly taken on by women.
The glass facades, which contain panels of artisanal glass from Spain, and large open stairwells bring light inside.
This, combined with residents' Mediterranean way of life (which meant being on the street whenever it was light – and in the case of some artisanal professionals, working there too), worsened an already severe lack of hygiene in the city.
