List of Handicraft Trades
Handicrafts include:
- Assemblage – collage in three dimensions
- Beadwork
- Bone carving buffalo, camel, elephant bone carving.
- Cabinet making
- Chip carving
- Collage possibly involving seeds, fabric, paper, photographs and/or found objects
- Crochet
- Embossed aluminum or silver
- Embroidery
- Gardening
- Buffalo horn carving, Rhino horn carving.
- Knitting
- Lathart
- Marquetry
- Metalwork
- Mosaic
- Needlework
- Nakshi Kantha
- Pottery and Ceramics
- Pressed flower craft — uses real flowers and leaves
- Puppetry
- Quilting - also reference Quilt and Art quilts
- Saddlemaking
- Scale model
- Sewing
- Shoemaking
- Spinning
- Stained glass
- Wood burning
- Wood carving
- Woodturning
- Woodworking
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