A person or tool that creates a grain or grain-like pattern on a surface, especially in wood finishing or painting.
From 'grain' as a verb (to create grain patterns) plus the agent suffix '-er,' denoting one who performs the action.
Master grainers were highly paid artisans in 18th and 19th-century estates, using combs, sponges, and brushes to replicate wood grain so convincingly that people paid premium prices for 'faux' finishes.
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