Craftsmen and artisans in a post-capitalism economy

Hello Prof. Wolff, I have been an artisan for 14 years, and I was wondering how artisans and craftsmen fit into a post-capitalism economy. I have lately thought about maybe selling some of my work, but I haven't got a clue how to make it seem more socially relevant, but still be able to benefit from my own labor. While I love the idea of co-ops in the workplace, I was wondering if there was a socialist answer that gears more towards the individual craftsmen that wants to make a living plying his trade? Thank you!

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Craftsmen and artisans in a post-capitalism economy

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