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Across Australia, small artisan studios are opening their doors to global audiences through phone screens. A live broadcast lets a weaver from the Torres…

Buyers across Sydney, Melbourne and smaller communities like Hobart or Cairns have grown accustomed to ordering one-of-a-kind pottery, textiles or jewellery…

Australian craft buyers are a dedicated bunch. Whether they are browsing the weekend stalls at the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne, scrolling through a…

Craft businesses live by rhythm: a new batch comes out of the kiln, a textile collection is finished, a market stall is booked, or a maker opens a limited…

A handwoven dilly bag, a pair of carved earrings, a printed silk scarf featuring a river dreaming, or a set of painted timber coasters — these are products…

Australians shopping for handmade goods often know exactly the kind of item they want, whether it is a piece of pottery from a Queensland potter or a woven…

A sales tax exemption for Native American crafts is a long-standing United States provision that allows qualifying handmade items to be sold without the buyer…

For makers across Australia, the rhythm of releasing a new collection often feels like juggling sand. You have raw materials to source, time-consuming studio…

A handmade goods platform lives or dies on the strength of the relationships behind every product listing. When a marketplace treats its makers as anonymous…

Ceramicists from Byron Bay to the Adelaide Hills already know the gut-drop feeling of opening a returned parcel and finding a handle snapped clean off a mug.…