Sentence examples for primitive craft from inspiring English sources

Le Corbusier had come to embrace primitive craft.

This repetitive, primitive craft of preservation feels like the work of an outsider artist with no links with the conventional art world.

For instance: Work on primitive crafts, such as cordage, vine baskets, mats, coconut bowls, sandals, etc.: Make a pine needle basket.

However, if you won't be able to involve more than 16 percent of your brain's grays matter, you'll end up with the primitive crafting of patterns or even worse, with doodling or so-called zen-doodling.

TV images of some of the boats showed relatively large but otherwise primitive-looking motorised craft.

He can track, hunt, skin a wild boar in minutes and talk to wolves, and his friend Wren has taught him all she knows of Mage craft or primitive magic.

They carried back far less than the 841 pounds brought back by the six Apollo missions that actually landed, but these Soviet craft were primitive by the standards of American technology.

The combined threat of lightly armed pirates in small crafts is primitive.

A file box contained artwork, crafts, and primitive pottery -- ancient relics with cracking macaroni and yellowing glue.

Every farmer practised carpentry, but it was quite primitive and unskilled, and other crafts and industries were non-existent.

Inspired by Japanese pop culture, Japanese folk craft and early American primitive art, the work "can easily be dismissed as cute until you see it as a strategy," she said.