That would be a MASTERPIECE - a piece of work to prove you are now a master of your craft.
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A guild is a noun that describes an organization of individuals with shared interests, goals, or skills, often used to maintain or promote the welfare of its members. A person can join a guild, pay dues to a guild, or petition a guild. An example of "guild" in a sentence is "I am a member of a guild" or "The guild decided to go on strike" or "The City of London has many guilds. "
Guild of St Raphael was created in 1915.
The gates of Buckingham Palace were made by the Bromsgrove Guild. Reference: Wikipedia:Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
Merchant Guilds a group of merchants. They became very powerful, making laws and rules for other merchants, causing individual trades to be endangered. This is what i THINK. so yeahh....
"Wer" means "human" or "man" (this is also the root for terms like "werewolf") and "guild" refers to coin. Quite literally this means "man payment." In some old cultures, a werguild was submitted to the family of a man who was slain, made by the person who killed him. If no payment was made, that family could seek revenge or declare a blood debt on the person who originally did the killing. However, if the payment was fairly given, then no retribution could be sought and no grudge held against the killer. This practice continues in some ways in the modern world, although not under the same term or concept. Courts often award monetary damages to suing parties where a someone has been wronged (usually injured or sometimes killed).