Sentence examples for handmade produced from inspiring English sources

Two kinds good models, antiques and handmade produced by experts.

Handmade produced several other efforts with Mr. Hoskins, including a beautifully realized Neil Jordan project, "Mona Lisa," in 1986.

Although it took a while for museums to warm to Lichtenstein's then heretical blending of high and low art, the original and the copy, the serious and the trivial, satire and homage, mechanical and handmade, produced and reproduced, far-seeing connoisseurs recognised something new and exciting, and immediately began collecting him.

6 Further obscuring bidi taxation objectives are government subsidies: bidi excise rates (per 1000 sticks) depend on whether they are handmade (98%) or machine-made (2%), with handmade bidis produced by manufacturers producing less than 2 million pieces a year exempt from taxation.

Their output ranges from hardcover books to wrapping paper to handmade books, produced with particular attention to color, printing and paper quality.

As IndieReader, an online source for self-published books, puts it, "Think of these books like handmade goods, produced in small numbers, instead of the mass-marketed stuff you'd find at a superstore".

Handmade, locally produced crafts (or food products, for that matter), are more fun to use and better for the environment.

These lamps have the distinction of being both handmade and mass produced.

Something of the mental life of the times may be seen in the tiny, handmade clay figurines produced by the Ocós villagers.

The Polish-born artist ALEKSANDRA MIR has produced handmade blowups of front pages from The New York Post and The Daily News and a video that shows herself planting a flag on Dutch soil that bulldozers have refashioned to resemble the Moon's surface.

She objected strongly to the partition of Bengal in 1905 and, as part of her deep involvement in the revival of Indian art, supported the swadeshi ("our own country") movement that called for the boycott of imported British goods in favour of domestically produced handmade goods.