Usage examples (37)

• The principal handicraft is the production of stoneware crockery.
• There was a movement, begun in the early Shwa years, to invest dignity in Japanese handicraft or folk art, the mingei movement, advocated by Yanagi Setsu (1889–1961).
• Would you also include, in the National Gallery, what may be called the handicraft of a nation -- works for domestic use or ornament?
• Nevertheless let no one think that because sanitary nursing is the subject of these notes, therefore, what may be called the handicraft of nursing is to be undervalued.