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1. | 手工艺activities that need both artistic and practical skills, such as making cloth, jewellery and pottery |
n. | 1. a movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Britain and the United States that stressed the value of artisanship 2. the hand production of decoratively designed everyday objects, especially as a skilled craft or as part of an educational or rehabilitation program 3. art or objects that are made by hand, for example pottery or needlework | adj. | 1. made in a style that returned to using patterns, materials, and methods that existed before industrial production, following ideas developed in England in the late 19th century |
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