We obtain our artisanal goods, which are directly supplied from crafters.

There are a number different methods to get handicrafts directly from craftspeople, including the following:

Visit your community's farmers markets or craft fairs: many artists and craftsmen sell their one-of-a-kind wares directly to customers at farmers markets and craft fairs. You are welcome to peruse the booths, engage in conversation with the artisans working there, and make purchases directly from the artisans themselves.

Travel to artisanal communities: many parts of the globe are famous for the handicrafts that are produced in their villages. For instance, the Mexican state of Oaxaca is well-known for the vivid textiles and ceramics that are produced there. The best way to show your support for the work that these artisans do is to go to these locations and make purchases directly from them.

Etsy and Artfire are two examples of online markets that specialise in handcrafted items. There are a number of other online marketplaces that provide similar services. You are able to do a search for certain categories of handicrafts and establish a connection with the artisans who created them.

The exhibition of their wares is a common practise for many artisans on social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook. You may follow them, and if you want to buy their stuff, you can interact with them directly.

When making purchases from individual artisans, it is essential to take in mind the worth of the job that they do as well as the amount of effort that goes into the production of handcrafted goods. Pay a reasonable payment for their labour and supplies, show respect for them, and ask questions regarding the job that they have done.