1530s, from Italian artesano, from Vulgar Latin artitianus, from Latin artitus, past participle of artire "to instruct in the arts," from ars (genitive artis) "art" (see art (n.)). [..]

1859, from artisan (n.).

skilled craftsman.

A title given to tradesmen golfers. At private clubs they pay reduced rates, but sometimes their playing hours are regulated.

An Artisan is a special class of membership. The members have limited rights but therefore low costs. In previous times the British golf clubs often had artisan membership out of the working classes. They were for example not allowed to enter the clubhouse or vote the club management, they also needed to play golf in separate competitions. Some Art [..]

a person skilled in a particular trade.

  A skilled maker of things.  Before the development of techniques of mass manufacture, artisans produced earthenware, tools, jewelry, etc. During the Industrial Revolution artisanal labor gave way to [..]

  A skilled maker of things.  Before the development of techniques of mass manufacture, artisans produced earthenware, tools, jewelry, etc.

Artisan refers to time-honored, traditional techniques of producing food.   Artisan foods are produced by hand in very small amounts.

(n) a skilled worker who practices some trade or handicraft

Skilled laborers or craftsmen

Skilled craftsman or trade; baker who produces bread or bakery goods using production methods that are part hand-made. Often refers to European crusty breads or low-ratio cakes and desserts.

From the Italian word "artigiano", it refers to a skilled worker who makes either functional or strictly decorative objects including furniture, jewelry, clothing and tools. The process is & [..]

A skilled manual worker or craftsman

See Craftsman.

A skilled manual worker who uses tools and machinery in a particular craft. A person who displays great dexterity.

A craftsman who generally manufactures goods using their hands and simple tools.