Arts & Craft Workshop Insurance
Public & Products Liability Insurance for Arts & Craft Workshops
Annual Cover starting from
From $37.78/Month
Instantly generated quote, coverage and Certificate of Currency
Arts and Crafts make up for a large portion of Australian businesses, leading to an increasing number of workshops being held. These include but are not limited to pottery, embroidery and even glass blowing. Therefore, it is crucial you consider Arts and Crafts Workshops insurance to cover you in the event you are liable for something that occurred during your workshop.
Why AUZi's Arts & Crafts Workshop Insurance?
The Benefits
- Instant Quotes & Certificate of Currency
- Add Interested Parties at any time
- Purchase Online, 24/7
Your Choices
- Multiple Policy Options
- $10mil or $20mil Limit of Liability
- Pay by Credit Card or Bank Transfer
If you are running a commercial activity involving the public, you owe them a duty of care. In the event a participant has an accident under your instruction, it will be you they will be looking at to sue for damages. Also, you may hire a space to run this activity, so any property damage caused by your workshop members will also need to be covered.
AUZi® has designed an Arts and Crafts Workshop Insurance policy specifically for Arts & Craft Workshops.
This policy is designed to protect you against incidents of Personal Injury and/or Property Damage caused by you, your company or the products you make.
What does our Arts & Crafts Workshop Policy cover?
Public Liability Insurance
Public Liability Insurance is designed to protect you and your business against Personal Injury or Property Damage arising from your business activities.
What can go Wrong?
- During a Wood Carving Workshop, a customer injures themselves on a Chisel, Carving Knife, or any sharp tool.
- During your workshop, a student trips over your art supplies, that have been left on the ground.
Products Liability Insurance
Products Liability Insurance is designed to protect you against Personal injury & Property damage arising from the products you have sold.
What can go Wrong?
- Your student takes home their macrame piece and hangs their plant, in the lounge room. However, the macrame hanger is unable to hold the weight causing the plant to drop and damage the carpet below.
Arts & Crafts Workshop Insurance Options
1 or 3 Day Cover
from $81.46
at $5,000,000 Liability
Your Choice:
- $5mil, $10mil or $20mil Limit of Liability
3 or 6 Month Cover
from $167.42
at $5,000,000 Liability
Your Choice:
- $5mil, $10mil or $20mil Limit of Liability
Annual Cover
Lowest Daily Rate
from $428.36
at $5,000,000 Liability
Your Choice:
- $5mil, $10mil or $20mil Limit of Liability
Supported Workshops
- Appliqué
- Art Journaling / Journaling
- Basket Weaving
- Batik
- Beadwork (excluding teething beads)
- Bees Wax Wrap Making
- Book Binding
- Bubble Gram
- Calligraphy
- Cameo Glass
- Canvas Work
- Card Making
- Ceramics (earthenware, stoneware, porcelain)
- Clay Making
- Collage
- Copper
- Crocheting
- Cross Stitch
- Cyanotype
- Decoupage
- Drawing
- Eco-Printing
- Enamelling
- Embroidery
- Felt Making
- Floral Design
- Flower Crown Making
- Glass Bead Making
- Glass Etching
- Ikebana
- Intarsia
- Iris Folding
- Jewellery Making (including Goldsmith and Lapidary)
- Kintsugi
- Knitting
- Kokedama
- Lace Making
- Lacquer Ware
- Leatherwork
- Macramé
- Model Making
- Mosaic Art
- Needlepoint
- Origami Paper Folding
- Painting
- Paper Cutting
- Paper Embossing
- Paper Marbeling
- Paper Mache
- Paper Modelling
- Parchment Craft
- Patchwork
- Plaster of Paris Crafts
- Pottery
- Quilting
- Resin Art
- Rope Making (excluding Paracord)
- Rug Making
- Rug Hooking
- Scrapbooking
- Sewing
- Spinning
- Stained Glass
- Stoneware
- Tapestry Art
- Tatting
- Textiles
- Weaving
- Wood Carving
- Wood Turning
- Writing
Excluded Workshops
- Beer Making
- Blacksmithing
- Cabinet Making
- Candle Making
- Carpenters
- Casting
- Cheese Making
- Clock Making
- Cooking
- Copper Smith
- Cosmetics
- Dance / Fitness or Aerobics
- Farrier
- Flint Napping
- Furniture Making
- Joiners
- Knife Making
- Lock Smithing
- Metalworking - Metal Smithing
- Pattern Makers
- Sheet Metal Work
- Soap Making
- Silver Smith
- Steel Fixers
- Stonemasonry
- Tin Smith
- Toolmakers
- Toy Making
- Watch Making
- Weapon Smith
- Welding
Don't see your Workshop?
The Arts & Crafts Industry is always growing – reach out to our specialist Brokers to see where your Workshop Activity may fit in to this policy.
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Alternatively, give us a call on 1300 939 698, or email us at mail@auzi.com
Got a Question?
Have a read of some of our Frequently Asked Questions for Arts & Crafts Workshops below;
We have designed a Liability policy specifically for Arts & Crafts Workshops, which can protect you for costs from legal action if you are found liable for personal injury or property damage. Likewise, Products Liability protects against claims of personal injury or property damage as a result of the products you make/sell. It is essential to have cover in place when dealing with clients, especially when performing a workshop where there could be 1 person or 15 in the same location.
During the application process, you will be asked the following question.
– Q: As well as providing workshops, do you also make and sell these products and would like to pay an additional premium to include these?
Please ensure you answer this as YES.
Looking for Insurance for your Handmade product business?
This can be included under the Art & Craft Workshop Policy.
If you decide not to hold workshops, we also have a specialised Handmade Craft Policy specifically for you. You can read more on that policy and grab a quick quote by clicking here.
On the Blog
Implications of Cancelling your Product Liability Insurance Policy
Product Liability is an occurrence-based wording. This means, the insurance needs to be in place at the time the incident occurred for there to be a valid claim.
If you cancel your insurance today and an incident is notified and/or occurs tomorrow for a product or service you provided last week, you will not be covered. Read more on this here.