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Packaging & transit

Packed to arrive intact.

Stone and terracotta are heavy and fragile. We pack to a tested spec so they arrive whole, and offer retail-ready formats for buyers who ship straight to shelf.

Why packing is a line item, not an afterthought

Handicraft in stone and terracotta is heavy and unforgiving. Under-packed, it arrives as a claim; over-packed, you pay to ship air. We spec each design to the middle.

Every new design goes on a drop and vibration rig before it ships. We publish the breakage rate we hold to — under one percent on stone and terracotta — and we stand behind it.

Retail and brand options

Engraved or painted monograms applied in the workshop, not stuck on. Custom colourways and glazes matched to your palette within a stated tolerance. Printed sleeves, boxes and shelf-ready trays kitted here so cartons land ready for the floor.

Barcoding, poly-bagging and country-of-origin labelling are done to your market’s retail spec at packing.

Costs to expect

Tooling and print plates are waived above 1,000 pieces. Below that, expect a one-time setup charge of $120–$400 depending on complexity, credited back if you reorder within a year.

Corrugated divider inserts that keep each piece separate in transit

Formats we make.

Corrugated divider inserts that keep each piece separate in transit

Protective transit packing

Moulded pulp and double-wall corrugate, spec'd per design and validated on a drop and vibration rig.

Kraft retail cartons with a sliding drawer insert

Retail-ready cartons

Barcoded inners, branded sleeves and shelf-ready trays kitted on our floor.

Rigid gift boxes tied with ribbon

Gift packaging

Rigid boxes, printed wraps and painted paper mache presentation boxes for gifting programmes.

Shipping containers stacked at port

Palletised container plans

Load plans that hit weight and cube limits without stacking damage on stone.

Send us your design and destination.

We will come back with two or three packing options — transit, retail-ready or gift — and a costing for each.

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