Buying

How can I learn who made a piece?

A listing can include the maker’s own production disclosure: made by them, designed by them, sourced vintage, or sourced craft supplies. Makers can describe their process and name any production partners and what each one contributed. These details are public once the listing is published.

Production disclosures are self-reported and are not a verified-maker badge. If a listing doesn’t include one, that tells you nothing either way about how the piece was made. Founder recognition and payment-account checks are separate from any review of how a piece is produced.

Read the description, materials, measurements and process details, and use Ask the maker if something isn’t clear. If a description looks misleading, use the listing’s report link. A report asks staff to take a look. It doesn’t mean a rule was broken.