Sentence examples for the craftspersons from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who is highly skilled at their trade; an artificer.
At the time he was talking to the craftspersons, he knew that it had destroyed two boys, seven and nine, and he knew that the pipeline explosion 13 days later had incinerated 2 women, and he could not, just at that moment, focus on possible danger, which they had warned him of, coming to him as a white person from members of the community he was visiting.
Wiseman watches restorers tweak masterworks with meticulous care (though he doesn't film much of what the craftsperson sees through a magnifying glass) and, fascinatingly, follows discussions about the modern technique of restoration.
Crafts has meant mastering a procedure, with the craftsperson's personality, feelings and emotions subordinate, but almost everything here that is called a crafts object has the kind of personal presence associated with fine art.
"They felt such evils could be overcome by a return to the 'simple life,' a utopian vision of a rural environment where the craftsperson could control the creative process from design through execution".
This is evidence of some vertical integration, in which the craftsperson, with or without hired workers, is part of an economic process that implies delivery schedules and a possible specialization in one part of the production process (e.g., sales, or production of crafts with some particular characteristics).
As crossings accumulate the craftsperson beats the material flat with a stick.
The fiber manipulation itself is done by the craftsperson's fingers.
The craftsperson then generates a fabric by interlinking the warp threads.
I think that's something that's lost: making or reusing, this idea of the craftsperson.
The craftsperson must maintain control of the center area or the structure unravels: most sprang worked upon has too many fibers to keep in hand, so rods or sticks maintain the appropriate fiber positions.
The handheld mill is guided and monitored by a computer, following the design parameters of a 3D model, but still grants the craftsperson the freedom to sculpt and carve as they would with their hands.
