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A workshop or a maker
Pottery and handloom — and gates, grills and frames cut to size. A catalogue without a website.
One job, start to finish
- 01Somebody asksfor a piece
- 02You quote the jobin writing
- 03You make ityour workshop
- 04Carried, and paidthe fleet
What you do
You list what you make, with the materials and the years behind it, at your own price. Somebody in the district orders it, or asks you to make one to their size and you quote for the job.
What you get
A catalogue without a website, a storefront or rent
No reverse auction — the number on the listing is yours
Your craft, materials and years of practice shown as part of the work
Every quote on a job is kept, so neither side has to remember a phone call
What it costs you
Nothing to list, nothing monthly, and no commission today — the price you set is credited to you whole. If that ever changes you will be told the rate before a job, not after one. The household pays the carriage, ₹12 plus ₹3 a kilometre, and a commissioned piece is quoted by you and revised in writing until the household accepts it.
What you need
Something you have actually made, and a phone that can photograph it.
How to start
Photograph three or four things you have made and tell us what they cost. The page can be up the same week.