artisan
people who work in the arts, a handicraft, or a skilled trade, particularly when utilizing traditional or non-mechanized methods
boilermaker
profession
gunsmith
person who repairs, modifies, designs, or builds firearms
restorer
person who repairs damaged works of art
instrument maker
profession
coroplast
ancient Greek terracotta modeler
metal spinner
artisan who performs metal spinning manually
mattress maker
worker who builds and repairs mattresses
master craftsman
occupational rank
brass founder
specialist in the casting of small brass objects, which were then polished, ground, turned, scraped, decorated, silver-plated or gold-plated
hatter
person engaged in hatmaking
dyer
occupation where a person is involved in dyeing
woodworker
one who works with wood to create art, furniture, or other objects
tailor
person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing professionally
tanner
profession; person working in a tannery
sailmaker
person who makes and repairs sails
Artifex
an artisan of the visual arts, a term used in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
nailer
craft occupation that deals with the manufacture of iron nails
cobbler
person who repairs shoes
milliner
person who designs, makes, trims, or sells women's hats
soap maker
craft
welder
profession
basket weaver
person who makes baskets
sculptor
artist specializing in sculpture
pearl hunting
practice of diving for pearls
silversmith
craftsperson who makes objects from silver or gold
knife maker
person who makes knives
belt maker
making belts, girdles, and other items worn around the waist, as well as straps and other belt-like items
cooper
maker of staved vessels such as barrels
bag maker
craftsman
glazier
person who cuts and sets glass for example window panes
wheelwright
historical profession; craftsman who builds or repairs wooden wheels
doll doctor
profession
shipbuilder
person who builds ships
stained-glass artist
artist active in (flat, window) glass
slater
occupation
potter
someone who makes pottery
enameler
person specialized in the craft of enameling
sieve maker
Job title of a historical craft that deals with the production of sieves made of, for example, hair, metal or wood
construction worker
person employed in the physical work during construction
brewer
maker of beer
confectioner
profession making candy, sweets and sugar-based food products
lace maker
person who make lace
ironworker
tradesman who works in the ironworking industry
papermaker
profession; manufacturer of paper
founder
worker specialized in metal casting
trimmings manufacturer
historical profession; fabricator of trimmings (ribbons, braids, tassels, cords, borders, etc.)