If a potter offered personalized pieces, the website could show available shapes, finishes and dimensions. The form would ask about intended use, quantity and preferred timing. A proposal would confirm feasibility and lead time before production. Order updates would distinguish design approval, making and pickup, while a documented gallery would help buyers choose without promising an exactly identical handmade result.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
How can natural variations be explained?
Photographs of several examples and a description of finish variations would help customers compare. Order approval should refer to defined characteristics rather than leave expectations resting on one approximate image.
Could collection happen at a market?
Yes, when attendance is actually confirmed. That option should identify the date and place, while other orders retain a separate collection or delivery arrangement the business can reliably offer.