Sentence examples for craftsmanship material from inspiring English sources

The combination of craftsmanship, material exotica and faddish learning in the service of stately power was in keeping with the spirit of the Kunst und Wunderkammern, or art and wonder cabinets, which began to proliferate in the mid-16th century.

In truth, many luxury products offer a level of craftsmanship, materials and service that are steps above what is available for even expensive mass-produced wares.

This time, Markhor is seeking an initial $5,000 to develop these new products that it said are made with the same craftsmanship, materials and dedication as its shoes.

The bags here are expensive, but like leather the craftsmanship and material quality matter a great deal in whether you end up with an item that deteriorates steadily or comes into its own.

"It becomes critical to iron out things like the fit and finish, craftsmanship and materials so that when the customer is handling it, it feels like luxury and it feels like quality".

The approaches could not be more different, but the craftsmanship and materials are unfailingly impressive.It takes easily 100 to 200 hours to make such a binding, says Stephen Conway, the president of the Designer Bookbinders, whose own cover for "Britten's Aldeburgh" from the Shanty Bay Press is another standout of the show.

But the interior is a different matter: it pays deference to the dignified civic buildings of Gunnar Asplund and Alvar Aalto, and, in its craftsmanship and materials, reminds us of even older traditions: the interior spaces achieve a quality of proportion and detail that is exceedingly rare in our times.

Pros: Handsome, well padded, excellent craftsmanship and materials.

The G4's most stunning feature might be its unique industrial design, which follows other top-end device makers in angling for quality craftsmanship and materials, but which ends up at a very different destination from most.

The SPAB also welcomed the decision, calling the barn one of the "symbols of the dominance of the rural economy in the past, and the immense investment in craftsmanship and materials that agriculture deserved".

He said: "It seems to me that the management of Mulberry failed to understand that even with the right ingredients that Mulberry possesses such as fine material, craftsmanship and a 'made in Britain' label, the making of a true luxury good requires time and process to distil.