Selling pottery

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.

Thinking about selling your pottery at a market or Arts Festival? Here are some must have items -- from storage to displays, selling to marketing, signage to insurance -- to help get you started.

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market stall selling my handmade pottery, popup shop