Sentence examples for indigenous crafts from inspiring English sources

The town is a major marketplace for handmade, indigenous crafts.

At these festivals, indigenous crafts are sold, including the embroidered huipils (smocks) worn by Maya women.

The Hispanic colonists after the conquest made use of several indigenous crafts for their own purposes.

Novica's business, if it succeeds, could help conserve indigenous crafts and cultures.

While she looks for an affordable American foundry, she does her bit to perpetuate indigenous crafts.

Other sites are finding their way, said Rochelle Beck, the director of the Artisan Enterprise Network, which a year ago was awarded a grant by the World Bank to combat poverty through marketing indigenous crafts.

But government bashing is also an indigenous craft.

In 2011, artist and founder Jacques Majorelle's studio was converted into the Berber museum and houses a fabulous collection of indigenous craft works.

Everything can be found here, from indigenous craft inside the National Museum to the Spanish colonial houses of Intramuros to the modern skyscrapers of Makati.

But locally, there is a growing culture that leaves the oom-pah-pah to Munich and instead celebrates the splendid hoppiness and off-kilter aesthetic of indigenous craft beers, which at this time of year include a long roster of seasonal brews.

However, to achieve greater efficiency, it could be possible to take advantage of economic specialization, and workshops could include several families; as in previous cases, indigenous craft production has higher levels of self-employment than non-indigenous production does.