Made by hand, made to buy.

The concept: one market for small makers. Every piece is made by the person who sells it, listed when it is finished, and ready to ship.

From the workshops

Example pieces, drawn for this concept

Thrown and glazed by a potter in a one-room studio.

Ready to ship

Cut and oiled by a woodworker, sized to your table.

Made to order

Woven by hand from willow, one at a time.

Ready to ship

An illustration: example pieces, no real makers or listings; there is no live market behind this concept.

Every stall is a workshop. The person who makes the piece is the person you buy it from.

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A size, a color, a name burned into the wood: ask the maker before they start.

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Each listing says what the piece is made of and how to care for it.

A name that says what a market of makers is for. The domain is for sale.