Sentence examples for whose artisans from inspiring English sources

Important centres arose at Archena, Elx (Elche), Liria, and Azaila, whose artisans depicted scenes from Iberian myth and legend.

The museum is certainly taking advantage of the marketing possibilities: it has commissioned an extensive line of jewelry from the Gem Palace in Jaipur, whose artisans include descendants of the original Mughal goldsmiths.

It's made from gray bone, mango wood and iron, created by a collective called Asha Handicrafts whose artisans get to finish their education and obtain healthcare.

In the Moche culture, whose skilled artisans used sophisticated techniques to combine gold, silver and copper, nose ornaments were a vital part of royal regalia.

Friuli's big foodie stop-off is San Daniele del Friuli, whose small, artisan production of prosciutto has a reputation that often exceeds the better-known Parma ham.

Other producers like Miani and La Castellada are painstaking artisans whose wines are uncommonly deep and articulate.

She was one of several artisans whose work provided a welcome balance to the more rapid-design offerings popular this year.

The fresh money puts to work French artisans whose skills are at risk of extinction, and breaths new life into deteriorating structures.

The supporting cast includes aging artisans whose rarefied skills somehow survived the Culture Revolution, when traditional craftsmanship was considered bourgeois and worthy of punishment.

Political differentiation into ruling classes and ruled masses provided a basis for imposition of taxes and rents that financed the development of professional soldiers and artisans, whose specialized skills far surpassed those of pastoralists and agriculturalists.

These hides are "Russia" leather, to use the 17th- and 18th-century term, tanned and curried in 1785 in St . Petersburgby artisans whose proprietary techniques were secret for centuries.