7 designs for local crafts
Shawls, carpets, wood, metal, tea. A visitor wants to see the piece, know what it costs, and buy it before they leave the valley, or ask you to post it to them.
What StayCraft does for local crafts
Loom
Weavers, co-operatives and craft shops with a shelf to show
Indigo, madder & undyed wool
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Kiln
Potters and ceramic studios that sell by the firing
The next firing
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Apothecary
Maker brands with one or a few products that sell on their certificates: Ayurveda, wellness, saffron, honey
Herb, copper & ivory
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Pantry
Family food brands: honey, preserves, pickles, teas and orchard fruit
Maroon, mustard & muslin
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Debut
Makers launching a product, on their own site and on Kickstarter or Indiegogo
Charcoal, ember & linen
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Atelier
Clothing shops, tailors and handloom labels that sell garments by size
Plum, loom-teal & oatmeal
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Brew
Food makers with one product to sell: tea, spices, honey, coffee
Steeped brown, tea leaf & milk
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