Selling ceramics

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I started making pots around five years ago, mainly just in the evenings and in the last few months I’ve started working one full day a week in my studio. There are many ways to sell pottery offline from craft fairs to galleries and gift shops. I’m just going to talk about online selling here as that’s where I have the most experience.

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Handmade ceramics

I often get asked about pricing and how to price ceramics and other handmade work. Let me first start by saying that I by no means have all the answers and, most importantly, I do not know your circumstances. What follows is merely an attempt at dispelling a few myths and to some extent explain how I price my work. Myt

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an outdoor market with paper on the table

IKKAI Ceramics by Abel Pepping on Instagram: "Here are three things I’ve discovered as a potter that might surprise you: 1️⃣ People Love Hearing the Backstory Customers aren’t just buying your pottery—they’re buying the story behind it. Sharing details about what inspired a piece or the process you use can really captivate people. They appreciate knowing there’s a personal touch behind the work. For instance, people enjoy hearing about how my wife crafts the small houses so she can spend…

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ceramic bowls with succulents and plants in them sitting on a countertop

If you want to start selling your handmade ceramics then read this post first! Today I’m sharing how to price your products, different challenges you might face, shipping tips, and more. Advantages I’m assuming that if you’re reading this post, then you’re already fairly skilled at making ceramics, whether that’s with throwing, hand-sculpting or your chosen technique. That’s a skill that many people don’t have, so you’re already in a good position to make beautiful items that others can’t…

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jeje.things - handmade ceramics on Instagram: "Always showing you how I make stuff, but hardly ever sharing pics of the painted pieces before they hit the glaze and kiln. Anyway, here's a sneak peek of the stuff I'm getting ready for @festivaletbcn 💝 . #tablewaredesign #ceramic #handmadeceramics #ceramicpots #ceramicdesign #giftshop #giftideas"

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the ultimate pottery studio at home

Imagine having your very own pottery studio right at home. Not only will it be a great creative outlet, but it can also help you create one-of-a-kind pieces of art. In our latest guide, 'How to Set Up a Great Pottery Studio Right at Home!' - Spinning Pots, we'll walk you through everything you need to know to turn your dream into reality. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to level up your pottery skills and create masterpieces like never before!

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a woman smiles as she holds a pottery wheel with the words, easier beginner wheel throwing project

Everett Kinkade Smet on Instagram: "All my beginner students were successful with this project!! Been really enjoying my latest session with some pottery newbies @thepotteryatascadero 🎉 they are all doing great! #pottery #ceramics #wheelthrowing #potterswheel"

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a table with bowls and plates on it that says so what did i learn from my first market?

IKKAI Ceramics by Abel Pepping on Instagram: "1. Preparation is Key: I learned that thorough preparation, including organizing inventory, cleaning and staging pieces, and planning layout, is essential for a successful market experience. 2. Engage with Customers: Interacting with customers and sharing my passion for pottery not only helped sell my pieces but also created a memorable experience for both me and the visitors. 3. Adaptability is Essential: The ability to adjust to unforeseen…

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