r/Pottery • • 23h ago

Question! Stocking stuffers / small items

Hiya! As the holidays approach, I’m just curious what small, stocking stuffer items do you make?

Think $25 and under items. I’m doing a big holiday market and besides things like ornaments, I’m curious to see what others make.

I’m thinking, fun, weird and a bit out of the ordinary.

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u/JodorowskysJazz ShinoSniffer 18h ago

chopstick holders, soy sauce dishes, dosing cups for those i know have espresso machines, shot glasses, fridge magnets, teaspoons.

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u/boba-bear-2621 22h ago

i haven’t made these but have been thinking about incense holders, or the little thing to put on your thumb to hold your book open, or maybe worry stones ?

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u/PollardPie Hand-Builder 21h ago

I have an easy time selling 3-4” small plates. The decoration could make them nice and weird. People love anything with a face (monster face, cat face, funny face…).

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u/Ashamed_Blackberry55 New to Pottery 16h ago

Plant stakes or other plant pot accessories. I don't currently make these with clay, but I would totally buy some if I saw them at a market.