On small batches
We order in short runs: forty mugs, a dozen throws, one pallet of boards. When they are gone we decide whether to reorder, change something, or let the product go.
This is partly necessity. The workshops we buy from are small, and a potter who fires one kiln a week cannot ship five hundred pieces on demand.
It is also deliberate. Holding less stock means we can pay on delivery rather than on ninety-day terms, and we never have to discount a warehouse full of things nobody wanted.
If something you were after has gone, write to us. We keep a list, and it is often what tips a reorder.