Definition of craftspeople
: workers who practice a trade or craft
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More than 100 artists and craftspeople will be represented.
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Each year Esquivel's small team of craftspeople produces 3,000 to 5,000 pairs of footwear for a client list that includes Emma Stone, LeBron James, Laura Dern, Brad Pitt and Bruno Mars and retailers such as Fred Segal and Barneys New York.
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For the restoration, 1929 ornamental plaster was cast and local craftspeople worked for months restoring the building's deco elements.
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This was the launch of West Elm LOCAL, a line of merchandise unique to each store that employed the skill and creativity of nearby craftspeople.
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The property is managed by a community cooperative that reinvests its proceeds, Gebbia said, while tourists help provide support for local craftspeople and artisans.
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Ferdinand and Isabella; Olivier and Leigh William and Catherine Blake; Violette Oakley and Edith Emerson – all bound as artists, craftspeople, and lovers.
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The four-day event features concerts, guest speakers, educational sessions, craftspeople and artists at the Superdome, Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, hotels and other venues.
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In its 46th year, the Christlkindl Markt offers work from more than 100 fine artists and craftspeople from across the country.
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1953
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