Translation of "Korbflechter" in English

The basket-weavers are really making a basket large enough to carry a man.

Melvecar: "Now, to trick the basket weavers..."

The Malagasy basket weavers are very creative, patient and create a variety of colorful bags.

The curiosity is a work of the local wicker-product makers.

They don't need to know about basket weavers.

The community that counts approximately 7.000 inhabitants is famous on one hand for its basket makers and on the other hand for its football history.

About 200 families, fishermen and basket makers, live directly off the resources of the lagoon and its biodiversity.

In this case such enterprises are quite specific activities employing no more than two people in the craft sector (typically traditional trades threatened with extinction such as knife grinders, coopers, carders and spinners of wool, chandlers or candle dippers, basket makers, farriers and so on) and in distributive trades (in particular, the retail sale of products in daily use, above all food products, in localities with no more than a thousand inhabitants, not in commercial centres, and in any case outside areas more developed for tourism); both the craft and distributive activities are exhaustively listed in the new implementation criteria for the scheme.

Visit one of the many basket weavers of the city or in Michelau (3km), the German basket Museum.

After the Berlin Wall came down, he moved back home to Schwerin, where Till Lindemann worked as a basket-weaver and played drums in the band First Arsch (loosely translated as “First Ass” or “First Arse”).

When you stay as a guest at Dar Om ElKhair, you are in fact within a stone’s throw from the pottery workshops and just five minutes away from the stone chisellers, the basket weavers, the carpet makers and other craftsmen.

You can take the ferry to visit the polder village of Weert on the Old Scheldt; the village is renowned for its nature area and basket weavers.

Finally, it is worth noting that basket and chair makers can still be found at the village.

There will be bakers, basket weavers, candle makers, potters, herbalists, tinkers and blacksmiths in the scenery of the Christmas castle.

The pretty inland village of Pyrgos is where sculptors still carve the marble, while the tiny Volakas, lying on a rocky plain in the centre of the island, is the base of Tinos’s famous basket weavers.

At the historical fair, you can buy products from skilful blacksmiths, tinkers and basket-makers or taste period specialities.

Manufacturers and producers of local products like lavender, olive oil, ceramic, clay, wood, basket-weavers will appear in their stands, producing various products that will also be available for purchase.

Potters, gold- and silversmiths, woodturners, metalsmiths, texile designers, bell casters, candle makers, and basket weavers will show their highly valuable artistic wares.

It's a large square where fruit and spice merchants, basket-sellers and trinket vendors gather.

After the Berlin Wall came down, he moved back home to Schwerin, where Till Lindemann worked as a basket-weaver and played drums in the band First Arsch (loosely translated as “First Ass” or “First Arse”).

In the shadow of it were two basket-makers, father and son, weaving a mat. Said G?ma?i,

Here you can not only find restaurants and all kinds of food but also artisans who offer their products, e.g. hatters, basket makers and silversmiths. The Schrannenhalle is also a venue for various cultural events, markets, fairs, parties and other activities.

If a material rod (or pipe or tube) is bended into only one direction, tension within the material comes up. Only if the bending is combined with a twisting motion, a tensionless curve is to achieve (e.g. like a willow rod is handled for building baskets or a garden hose is easy rolled up).

If tomatoes were to be sent over the sea to English ports or other continental destinations, the fruit from Mogán would reach the markets at the island’s capital city with an admiring seal of approval: on the back of a donkey this basket maker recalls transporting peaches from Soria and oranges from Mogán, on a journey that took five hours, along footpaths as far as San Mateo, where they would then join a road the rest of the journey down to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Charcoal burners, cork workers, carpenters, blacksmiths, straw weavers and bakers, the rich tradition of crafts continues today, especially wrought iron and wood work. Wrought iron and other local handicrafts can be found in the welcoming shops of the old town.