handcraft
Americannoun
verb (used with object)
noun
verb
Etymology
Origin of handcraft
before 1000; Middle English; Old English handcræft. See handicraft
Example Sentences
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Visitors can also tour Twig's on-site museum to hear its story first-hand, and watch the handcrafted soda being made.
From BBC
An electric keyboard programmed to sound like a fortepiano is also embedded in a handcrafted instrument, which actors with musical training can play.
From Los Angeles Times
There’s visible handcraft and care in creating these backdrops for the action.
From Los Angeles Times
His mandate to create the prosthetics and makeup that transformed Jacob Elordi into the Creature aimed to make him look like an artwork that Victor Frankenstein handcrafted.
From Los Angeles Times
They produce high-end and bespoke designs, including handcrafted fine bone China pieces and Jasperware, a type of pottery developed in the 18th Century by founder Josiah Wedgwood.
From BBC
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