How to find a market for handicrafts in rural areas?

That's a good question I believe that many craftsmen who are not only engaged in rural areas are facing a dilemma, including a bottle diameter that I have been working as a carpenter for more than four years.

I am here to talk about my experience and views. My own carpentry is mainly wood rotation and wood mosaic. Now my craft is more mature, and I can combine wood mosaic with wood rotating works. My work has been recognized by everyone in some related forums, and I have also cooperated with a company that does intangible culture, but the actual effect is not satisfactory at all. I opened a store on a treasure last year, and the result was not expected-there was no deal. In desperation, I posted in a forum for help. A teacher pointed out that with the help of the Internet, I made headlines a month ago after many twists and turns, hoping to show my skills and value on the headlines. The present era is no longer an era when wine is not afraid of the depth of the alley. No matter how good your work is, without a platform for publicity, even if you have worked all your life, it will not reflect your own value. At present, many craftsmen have no works, but there is no market. Some people find someone to sell them, but the commission is really unacceptable. I'm afraid there won't be much left after opening a physical store except for rent, utilities and other expenses.

After entering the headlines for more than a month, I have basically figured out the mechanism of headlines. There is no mutual powder, just want to locate accurately. With a persistent heart, I hope to break through the bottle diameter on this platform. I wonder if you agree with this answer? Personally, I think it is best for craftsmen to communicate with each other. Let's find a new breakthrough together. This painting is my work.