What is the difference between budding capitalism and traditional handicraft labor?

The so-called germination of capitalism refers to some factors of capitalism, the most important of which is the separation of capital and labor, that is, the emergence of employment production, and labor itself becomes a commodity. The traditional handicraft industry does not have the problems of labor buying and selling and the separation of capital and labor. In the production of the slave era, slaves themselves were commodities, and there was no slave owner buying labor from slaves. Feudal era was a small-scale production dominated by individuals and families, and capital and labor were combined.