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Seagrass Pottery breaks down revenue across wholesale, classes, and memberships

Christina Latreverse · Advice Line: New Offerings, Bigger Markets · May 14, 2026 · at 3:40

Christina Latreverse outlines the revenue composition of Seagrass Pottery during an advisory session with Guy Raz and Chieh Huang.

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“We're about 30% B to B for wholesaling. And then we have 38%, which is classes and workshops, and then 30% is our community studio because we offer, like, a membership program where you can kind of use the studio space as your own when our classes aren't in session.”

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Seagrass Pottery generates approximately 30% of its revenue from B2B wholesale, 38% from classes and workshops, and 30% from community studio memberships.

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