A craftsman or artisan who makes bellows.
Compound noun: 'bellows' plus 'maker,' from Old English 'macian.' Craftspeople with specialized trades often had descriptive names.
In medieval guild systems, bellowsmakers were considered skilled craftspeople—they had to understand leather-working, air-tightness, and mechanical principles, so they ranked higher than general laborers.
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