Sentence examples for craftspeople making from inspiring English sources

There are a small handful of craftspeople making handmade shoes in Australia, but they're all bespoke shoemakers, who take several weeks (and cost four figures) to make a single pair of shoes, Price explains.

The series takes the viewer into the workshops of artisans and craftspeople making beautiful, quality objects that are reminiscent of another era.

It's this sense of time passing, process, and the subtle political references to labour inherent in the paintings (the artist's video work, often portraits of craftspeople, makes this explicit), together with a glorious stillness reminiscent of Agnes Martin, that makes these canvas works moments of pleasure rather than tedium.

Inside an old tram depot in north-east London, craftspeople make the models that will showcase the latest fashions in shop windows across Britain.

Shinola collaborates with smaller companies both local and out of state, including Detroit Denim Co. and Smith Shop, which are tenants of Ponyride, an incubator where local craftspeople make leather goods, furniture, jewelry and more.

Help local craftspeople make a living by buying their handmade and locally produced wares.

In Cotacachi, 10km north of Otavalo, craftspeople have been making leather products for hundreds of years, owing to the town's position surrounded by cattle and dairy farms.

Slatkin seems to enjoy deploying skilled craftspeople to make things the old-fashioned way.

Verheyden creates many of the prototypes himself and works closely with the craftspeople who make his products.

We thought about the elephants and colonial history, and then about all the craftspeople who made those pianos, and all the teachers and pianists and practicing hours, and the hundreds and thousands of fingers that touched the keys.

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).