Sentence examples for handcrafted techniques from inspiring English sources

Il Borgo still uses handcrafted techniques, such as tricot, crochet, tatting and macramé, to give its products a beauty and uniqueness you can see and feel.

"Our collections combine the natural beauty of cashmere with the preciousness of fine Italian craftsmanship based on a treasured heritage and handcrafted techniques, such as tricot, crochet, tatting, macramé, sewing and trimming, that are not replicable with machines and that give our products the beauty and uniqueness you can see and feel," says Franco Fredducci, owner of Il Borgo.

They create veritable sculptures (they have held numerous exhibitions, from London to Stockholm and around the world), made with handcrafting techniques ranging from murrino glass to filigree.

These developments, combined with ever simpler designing capabilities, mean that an art that was once the preserve of skilled artisans trained in traditional handcrafting techniques is becoming progressively more accessible to the masses.

The explosive nature of such reactions and unpredictable movements, leads to my election of materials and construction methods, manipulating different materials and using handcraft techniques.

I forced myself out of the analog world and am currently using 4D immersive virtual reality technology in the construction of a new series of sculptures and spatial installations, merging both technology and handcraft techniques.

In a broad sense, the visuomotor continuum that we used here is a handcrafted dimensionality reduction technique that organizes FR variance along one axis.

Such customised components have traditionally been manufactured either handcrafted or by subtractive techniques, i.e. by milling a sheet of material.

Hästens' beds are still handcrafted using essentially the same techniques employed 160 years ago.

"We offer handcrafted products using old school techniques and the finest materials, and then reveal it all, from factories to costs.

"There is an opinion that more expensive often means more ethical –this can simply be the case that luxury items are produced in smaller quantities, or use a lot of handcrafting, artisanal techniques.