If a potter wanted to sell beyond market day, each collection could display dimensions, available colours and production times. A stall QR code would open the relevant collection. Orders would distinguish finished pieces from custom production and offer delivery or an agreed handover. An internal tracker could separate making, packing and collection, with approval required before availability is announced.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Should every market date appear on the website?
List only the business's confirmed appearances. Link to the complete municipal programme separately, and show when your own schedule was updated so customers can assess whether it remains current.
How should a sold one-of-a-kind piece be displayed?
It can remain in the gallery as an example with its sold status clearly visible. Enquiries for similar pieces should explain that shape, colour and timing need separate confirmation.