The predominant occupations were public service and trading, followed by farming and craftsmanship.
Moroccan women who practice craftsmanship are known as Maalems (expert craftspeople) and make such fine products as Berber carpets and shawls made of sabra (cactus silk).
It was during this period that traditional Persian craftsmanship, Islamic pattern design, and western principles merged in the form of Monir's distinctive art practice.
The innovation process is about constant refinements, craftsmanship (Kolko 2011), daily practice and improvement, form following failure (Petrovsky 1992).
Citizen's Mark, the NY-based womenswear fashion brand founded by Cynthia Salim, focuses on combining luxurious materials and meticulous craftsmanship with ethical manufacturing practices to create modern fashions at accessible prices.
"Mechanical Craftsmanship: Amateurs Making Practical Films". In Useful Cinema.
Jahnkoy, the selected Parsons School of Design student winner for this year's exhibition, blends sustainable design with the practice of traditional craftsmanship to create stunning, armor-like sets made from a combination of recycled plastic bags and Swarovski crystals. .
She is especially interested in the cultural significance of instruments and the interrelations between machines, design and craftsmanship, and "hands-on" DIY practices in an increasingly digital world.
On Thursday February 19, Initial Gallery in Vancouver, BC, Canada will be taken over by Witchcraft, a group exhibition curated by Nicolas Sassoon that explores artistic practices related to craftsmanship, personal mythologies, and spirituality within web-based creative processes.
Subsequently he embarked on an intensive study of construction practice and of the craftsmanship involved in building.
What feeds into the impressive craftsmanship of the pieces is the practice of passing on family traditions, adding to the immaculate and well-studied aesthetic of the bamboo practice.
