And woe to the artistic handmade furniture that Fletcher makes with such pride.
To the global, tough chic 1980s vibe, the designer, a graduate of the National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi, showcased artistic, handmade embellishments that are the strength and originality of Indian fashion.
Global Goods Partners in New York works to get artistic handmade products from the world's most impoverished communities into the U.S., helping women become independent and provide for their families.
Later, he opened a handmade furniture, architectural and artistic business, Albert Wood and Five Sons, in Port Washington and found a niche in church building.
Clean cut geometric design belies the handmade nature of works by artist Ryan Bock, who believes that incorporating computers into his creative process diminishes his artistic presence.
From the 10th through the 15th centuries, handmade manuscript books in Islamic lands also achieved a masterful level of artistic and technical achievement, especially within the tradition of Persian miniature painting.
This kind of valorizing of the tiny and handmade, and, let's be honest, free, is, in a way, discouraging of artistic growth.
FFI's purpose is to increase customer appreciation of handmade silk flowers and other silk products and to provide customers with beautiful unique artistic decorations.
Its 2,000 handmade costumes represent characters "from the maids to the cooks to the footmen to the butlers," said Patrick Grimes, the group's artistic director.
A handmade gift poorly done is ideal for the person in your life who spouts a lot of drivel about being highly artistic or for the wannabe greenie who insists material possessions mean nothing to them despite their extensive carbon footprint.
