House rules
How to acquire a work
No cart, no checkout — only a quiet correspondence with the master. Here is how a piece passes into your hands.
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The inquiry
Choose a finished work and send a request, or commission a new one. You write to the master directly; nothing is charged and nothing is owed until you both agree.
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The reserve & deposit
If the master takes the work, they write to you personally with terms. A non-refundable deposit secures the piece and covers materials and time — and confirms the request is sincere.
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The making
For a commission, the figure takes shape by hand, one stage at a time. You may follow its progress and speak with the master along the way.
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Payment & shipping
The balance is settled before the work leaves the workshop. Delivery is insured, tracked, and one-way — packed by hand and photographed before it travels.
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A final sale
Each piece is fragile and one of a kind. For this reason all sales are final and returns are not possible — what you receive is meant to stay with you.
If this suits you, begin with a single note. The master reads every one and answers in their own time.