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| − | A '''craftsman''' is a very [[skill]]ed [[worker]] in a traditional [[manufacturing]] occupation such as [[carpentry]], [[masonry]] or [[cobbling]], where a synergy of [[quality]], [[beauty]] and [[durability]] creates an ideal product. The term '''craftsmanship''' now refers to primarily [[handmade]] items which excel expectations and have a higher value than [[mass-produced]] goods. | + | A '''craftsman''' is a very [[skill]]ed [[worker]] in a traditional [[manufacturing]] occupation such as [[carpentry]], [[plumbing]], [[electrician]], [[blacksmith]], [[masonry]] or [[cobbling]], where a synergy of [[quality]], [[beauty]] and [[durability]] creates an ideal product. The term '''craftsmanship''' now refers to primarily [[handmade]] items which excel expectations and have a higher value than [[mass-produced]] goods. |
Craftsmen were traditionally assembled into [[guild]]s, where they had a tiered training system, from [[apprentice]] to [[journeyman]] to master craftsman. The craft of the craftsman was usually inherited by his sons. | Craftsmen were traditionally assembled into [[guild]]s, where they had a tiered training system, from [[apprentice]] to [[journeyman]] to master craftsman. The craft of the craftsman was usually inherited by his sons. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[Construction]] | ||
[[Category:Professions]] | [[Category:Professions]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Construction]] | ||
Revision as of 09:39, January 8, 2015
A craftsman is a very skilled worker in a traditional manufacturing occupation such as carpentry, plumbing, electrician, blacksmith, masonry or cobbling, where a synergy of quality, beauty and durability creates an ideal product. The term craftsmanship now refers to primarily handmade items which excel expectations and have a higher value than mass-produced goods.
Craftsmen were traditionally assembled into guilds, where they had a tiered training system, from apprentice to journeyman to master craftsman. The craft of the craftsman was usually inherited by his sons.