The team is always looking for new craftsmen and techniques to develop new garments in the main workshop on the outskirts of Jaipur.
But his analysis of 470 Cremonese instruments made between 1560 and 1750 suggests, as the chart shows, that change was gradual and consistent, in Dr Makris's view, with random variations in craftsmen's techniques producing instruments of different power.
Their craftsmen carried the technique to Aleppo, Damascus, Baghdad, Cairo, and Iran, influencing the metalwork of those areas for centuries following.
Alexandrian craftsmen perfected a technique known as mosaic glass in which slices of glass canes of different colours were cut crossways to make different decorative patterns.
Prior to that time, Borges was little known, even in his native Buenos Aires, except to other writers, many of whom regarded him merely as a craftsman of ingenious techniques and tricks.
Germanic craftsmen adapted Roman techniques (e.g., cloisonné and damascene work).
A large amount of metalwork reveals the adaptation by Irish craftsmen of many techniques originating in Britain or on the European continent.
Craftsmen using the techniques of the ancient world sit in cramped recesses fashioning jambiyahs, the curved daggers worn at the midriff by most Yemeni men, as well as leather goods, furniture and every imaginable household item.
The lost-wax, or cire perdue (casting with a wax mold), process was being employed in Egypt by about 2500 bce, the Egyptians probably having learned the technique from Sumerian craftsmen (see sculpture).
Although detailing is carried out by hand by expert Italian craftsmen, a specially developed heat technique is employed to develop the characteristic large-grain finish of the leather, reflecting Burberry's heritage in fabric innovation, much of which still has patents pending.
