A craftsperson who makes bows, especially for archery or musical instruments.
From 'bow' + 'maker' (one who makes). This occupational term dates back to medieval times when bowmakers were essential craftspeople in military-focused societies.
Medieval bowmakers were so important that they had to follow strict guild rules—the straightness of a bow could literally mean life or death for a soldier, so the craft was jealously guarded!
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