handcraft in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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In the 19th and beginning 20th century, building dioramas of sailing ships had been a popular handcraft of mariners.
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Mining in the mountain continued to increase throughout and after the 1300s, as well as handcraft.
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The collections include pottery, handcrafted furniture, farming implements, metalware, local musical instruments, etc.
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Paper-cutting was not only a kind of handcraft, but also a piece of artwork, as it could express the idea through the pattern.
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They were still handcrafted and had a wide range of polychrome slips, including black, maroon, orange, purple, red, white, and a glittery deep purple.
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Their guitars and ukuleles are handcrafted in a humidity-controlled workshop using only the finest wood and components through age-proven techniques.
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Microbrews, handcrafted beers and other limited-distribution beers represent a separate category.
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The mill buildings are now used by a number of cottage industry and handcraft businesses.
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It was his vision to create delicious tasting, handcrafted chocolates.
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Goods produced include automobiles and auto parts, textiles, pharmaceuticals, metal products, agro-industry, ceramics and handcrafted items.
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