carver
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈkɑɹvɝ// UK //kˈɑːvɐ// carv·er Archaic
n. a person who cuts wood, stone, or other materials into shapes or designs. You use this word for an artist or craftsman who creates objects by carving.
n. a person who practises the art of carving, especially in wood or stone. Often used as a compound modifier (e.g. 'carver's tools') or in historical contexts referring to specific artisans.
The carver spent hours shaping the wooden bird.
The local carver creates intricate masks from reclaimed timber for the annual festival.
The master carver's chisel moved with rhythmic precision, transforming the rough block of marble into a figure of startling grace and emotional depth.