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Ceramics Product Catalog Template

Use this ceramics product catalog template to present the full range: it opens with 9 products from Kiln Street Pottery, a fictional brand, arranged in 6 sections (mugs, bowls, plates and vases and more), with Speckled Mug, 12 oz and Bud Vase Trio among the featured pieces. Products sit in a clean grid with a photo, name, short description and price that works in print and on a phone. Add your own photos and products, then download a PDF or publish an online catalog with search and categories.

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Sample data

What's in this ceramics product catalog

9 products across 6 sections (mugs, bowls, plates, vases and planters and more), with 2 flagged as bestseller and new to guide a first order. Add your own photos and descriptions, or import products from a spreadsheet.
Sample products included in this template
SKUProductCategoryPrice
KS-M01Speckled Mug, 12 ozMugs$38.00
KS-M02Tall Latte Mug, 14 ozMugs$42.00
KS-B01Cereal Bowl, 6 inBowls$38.00
KS-B05Serving Bowl, 10 inBowls$95.00
KS-P01Dinner Plate, 10.5 inPlates$48.00
KS-P02Side Plate, 8 inPlates$36.00
KS-V01Bud Vase TrioVases$52.00
KS-PL01Planter with Saucer, 6 inPlanters$58.00
KS-T01Pouring Pitcher, 32 ozServeware$80.00

Tips

How to make a great ceramics product catalog

Sections and layout for a ceramics catalog

A ceramics catalog benefits from a little process: a page on how pieces are thrown and glazed explains variation and justifies handmade pricing. Then organize by use (drinkware, tableware, serveware, vases and planters), show sets together, and give capacities in ounces and milliliters. A care page on food safety and dishwasher use answers what customers ask most.

Photographing ceramics products

Photograph each glaze in diffused daylight; glazes shift color badly under warm bulbs. Shoot bowls and plates straight on and top-down, and a hand-held shot for mugs to show scale. Group glazes together so a buyer can pick a palette.

FAQ

Ceramics product catalog questions

Should a ceramics catalog explain the making process?

Yes, briefly. A page on how your work is made helps customers understand variation in glazes and sizes, and it supports the price of handmade pieces.

Do I need to say my pottery is food safe?

If it is meant for food or drink, buyers will ask. State whether glazes are food safe and lead-free based on supplier data or testing, and whether pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe.

Should I send my catalog as a PDF or a link?

Both. A PDF is best for email attachments, printing and trade shows; an online catalog link is better on phones and WhatsApp because it always shows your latest products and prices, and buyers can send an order from it. CatalogKite gives you both from the same document.

Make your ceramics product catalog now

Open this catalog with the sample products, add your photos, then download a PDF or publish an online catalog.