How this actually works
There is no cart on this website and no card form. You message, she confirms the piece is still free, she sends an invoice or bank details, and it posts once payment has landed. That is the whole mechanism, written out.
WhatsApp, Instagram, or the contact form — whichever you already have open. Tell her which piece and roughly where it is going.
Usually within a day. If it has already gone she will say so immediately and tell you what else is close to it.
She sends a simple invoice with the piece, the postage and the total. New Zealand bank transfer, or a card link if you would rather. Nothing is taken automatically.
Once payment lands, it is wrapped and posted — usually the next working day, always with a tracking number sent to you.
Open the box while the courier note is still fresh, and tell her if anything is not right. She checks in a few days later either way.
A piece is only held once you say yes. Until then, if two people ask about the same set on the same evening, the first to confirm gets it — she will tell you straight away rather than let you wait and hope.
Everything goes tracked. Prices in NZD, added to your invoice at cost.
If it arrives broken
Because the pieces are one of a kind, an identical replacement usually is not possible. In that case she will offer either a new piece made in the same spirit or your money back in full, including what you paid for postage — your choice, and she will not push you towards either one.
New pieces, by email
Once or twice a month at most, and only when there is something to show.
No sales, no discount codes, one click to stop