'handmade craftsmanship' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the quality of something being made by hand with skill and attention to detail. Example: The antique table was a masterpiece of handmade craftsmanship, with intricate carvings and a smooth, flawless finish.
As I learned from playing the McKenzie and Marr handmade guitar, great craftsmanship is great craftsmanship, wherever it happens.
Morris' followers in the field of cabinetmaking included such designer-craftsmen as Ernest Gimson and the Barnsley family who, working with a few assistants, produced small quantities of high-quality handmade furniture, the craftsmanship of which has never been rivalled.
Call it artisanal horror, driven in part by the same impulses that have modern consumers hungering for old-fashioned food preparations based on a respect for handmade, small-batch craftsmanship.
The quilts are an ode to traditional American craftsmanship, each handmade in Sugar Valley, Pa., by Amish artisans piecing together the panels of hunter green neoprene, lavender silk and cobalt blue wool to create a Bauhaus-like canvas that can be mounted on the wall as piece of art or simply draped over the bed for a chic night's sleep.
Even though it did not have the craftsmanship of a handmade piece of cutlery, it satisfied customers with their own version of Emerson's work, at an affordable price and without the five-year wait.
Despite these changes the knife was true to Emerson's original design, and even though it did not have the craftsmanship of a handmade piece of cutlery it satisfied customers with their own version of Emerson's work at a lower price point and without the five-year wait.
Instead, they were aggregations of a feature story from Craftsmanship, a magazine about handmade objects and their makers, that chronicled the small-scale private experiments of Ernie Hubbard.
Local craftsmanship continues in pottery, bootmaking, and handmade coats (szűrs).
It is almost impossible to imagine a government agency, in the foreseeable future, sanctioning the brass, leather, oak and handmade brick, the Purbeck marble countertops and the careful craftsmanship that went, barely two decades ago, into the British Library, but there is still just about enough respect for the values that the building represents to have it protected.
