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Start a resin art business in Bangladesh and sell online

Already pouring resin, or thinking of starting? This page covers what to make first, what resin and kits cost in Bangladesh, how to work safely and how to price. Then sell your coasters, keychains, jewellery, trays, clocks and wall pieces on JADUZ. You set the price, JADUZ finds the buyer, and Pathao collects each sold piece from your door.

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Starting a resin art business in Bangladesh takes a small batch of epoxy, moulds, gloves and a well-ventilated room. One maker tested with ৳1,200 of materials, then spent ৳20,000 more, pricing products at ৳200–৳1,500 (The Business Standard, December 2023). On JADUZ, joining and listing are free, Pathao collects sold pieces from your door, and buyers pay cash on delivery.

The resin art market in Bangladesh

More young Bangladeshi artists are working in resin, some of them as a small business, and they sell through online platforms, social media pages and craft fairs (The Financial Express, May 2025). Coasters, trays, jewellery organisers and serving boards are "flourishing in Dhaka's online craft economy" (The Business Standard, February 2026)
It is still a small market. "Resin work is still little known in the country", with a small admirer base that is growing (The Business Standard, November 2023), and a Rajshahi resin jewellery maker says few people work in resin and the market for resin jewellery is very small (Bangla Telegraph, January 2026)
Cedar&Hazel.Co, an online resin business, sold coasters, rings and pendants at ৳200–৳1,500, with customised pieces a bit more, and rings were its best seller. Its owner said "There is nothing I sell which isn't sold by other pages"; she competed on customer service and packaging (The Business Standard, December 2023)
That owner started with ৳1,200 of raw materials to experiment, then spent ৳20,000 on a big batch and began taking orders. She called logistics her biggest challenge, because all her raw materials were imported (The Business Standard, December 2023)
In Bogura, about 50 women entrepreneurs have taken up resin jewellery. One student maker said a good resin ring sold for ৳300–৳400 and a bracelet for ৳200–৳1,200 by design and quality, and the pieces sell through online pages, showrooms, jewellery shops and fairs (Shampratik Deshkal, November 2025)
Abhisriti, an online shop for handmade resin accessories, priced leaf earrings at ৳350, a resin choker at ৳600 and a ring holder at ৳1,250. Its founder said remaking an item usually takes a week or two, and 3 weeks to a month in bad weather (The Business Standard, August 2023)
On the decor side, a maker who started with jewellery now makes clocks, chess pieces and coasters to order, "maybe one or two pieces a month", priced by detail and time. At the far end, small businesses price resin coffee and conference tables at ৳75,000–৳80,000 (The Business Standard, February 2026)
Ismail Hussein of Owaw-Arts paints with resin on plywood or canvas, where a piece may range from ৳5,000 to ৳1 lakh by size. He also experiments with table tops and keyrings and runs workshops (The Business Standard, November 2023)
Finished pieces listed online: a first-letter key ring at ৳250, a coaster set at ৳1,500, a serving tray at ৳2,800 and wall clocks at ৳1,650–৳3,499 (LuxCraft BD); a 14-inch tray with four coasters at ৳5,000 (BeshiDeshi); epoxy resin clocks at ৳3,999 (Ridmatic) and ৳7,500 (Precious Collections) (shop listings, secondary, November 2026)
A 1 kg set of 3:1 epoxy resin and hardener was listed at ৳850 (Artozia), ৳950 (Safaki), ৳1,099 (Epoxy Mania), ৳1,100 (Resin Accessories) and ৳1,570 (Sohago). Resin Accessories listed a beginner combo with a scale and moulds at ৳2,000 and a clock combo at ৳2,500 (shop listings, secondary, November 2026)
Bought-in parts and tools at one Dhaka shop: a 22 mm clock movement at ৳149, clock hands at ৳199, a digital kitchen scale for mixing at ৳399, bracelet moulds at ৳160–৳180 and 10 g of mica colour at ৳35 (Epoxy Mania, secondary, November 2026)
Resin artist Sharmin Mahjabin says 3:1 and 2:1 resins are the main kinds sold in Bangladesh, most materials come from abroad, and resin, colours and silicone moulds are all fairly costly, which is why resin pieces cost more. People working in resin here have mostly taught themselves from YouTube (Bangla Tribune, December 2024)
Keepsake flowers bring custom work: brides send wedding bouquets for rings and lockets (The Business Standard, December 2023), and Bogura makers take orders to keep wedding garlands and first flowers (Shampratik Deshkal, November 2025). December and January are the peak of the wedding season (The Financial Express, December 2021)
Among resin searches in Bangladesh, "resin price in bd", "resin art price in bangladesh" and "resin price in bangladesh" rank highest in Google's suggestions, ahead of "resin art kit price in bangladesh", "resin art business ideas" and "resin ideas to sell". That is suggestion rank, not search volume (Google Autocomplete collected by JADUZ, secondary, November 2026)

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How selling resin art works on JADUZ

Every maker follows the same path from order to money:

An order comes in
You accept and pack it
Pathao picks it up
The buyer pays cash
Your earning reaches your wallet
Withdraw to bKash, Nagad or bank

Listing, photos and packing

Start small: coasters, keychains, rings and pendants use little resin, so a failed pour costs less, and they teach you mixing and bubbles. Move on to trays, clocks and wall pieces once your pours come out clean. Expect some waste: "Every step involves trial and error", and sometimes the mix doesn't cure or a bubble ruins the piece (The Financial Express, May 2025).
Treat uncured resin as an allergy risk. Epoxy products are "potent skin sensitizers": resin, hardener or the mix can cause allergic dermatitis, and once you're allergic each contact reacts more strongly (EU-OSHA, September 2024). EU-OSHA names nitrile or butyl rubber gloves and goggles, and says to change gloves at once if the inside is contaminated. NIOSH says natural rubber, polyethylene and PVC gloves don't protect, and it recommends polyvinyl alcohol or multi-layer gloves (NIOSH, October 2013). If resin touches your skin, wash it off at once with soap and water (NIOSH), and never use solvents on skin (Wessex Resins).
Work in a large room with moving air, and keep resin away from children (Bangla Tribune, December 2024). Vapours can build up in unvented spaces; if you can't ventilate, wear a respirator with an organic vapour cartridge (Wessex Resins). Sand only fully cured pieces, wet rather than dry, in a dust mask, because dust from partly cured epoxy raises the risk of allergy (Wessex Resins).
Take the mix ratio and cure time from your own resin's label, because they differ by resin: one report gives 12 to 24 hours to cure (The Business Standard, August 2023), another 48 to 72 hours (The Financial Express, May 2025). Dry flowers and leaves completely first, because any moisture can ruin the piece, and stir slowly to avoid bubbles.
Name the resin (epoxy or UV) and anything set in it, such as pigments, shells or dried flowers. Give the size in inches with centimetres, and the weight. Bought-in parts such as a clock movement, clock hands, key rings or a hanging hook are named as bought in, never as handmade.
Give real limits instead of "heatproof". They differ by resin: ArtResin says its cured resin handles up to 50°C and that a hot oven dish or a hot car can permanently damage the finish, while a Bangladeshi shop lists one Jincheng kit at up to 70°C. Use the number on your own resin's label, and say no microwave (Bangla Tribune, December 2024). Don't write "never yellows": cured resin yellows in direct light, and UV stabilisers only slow it (ArtResin).
Don't write "food-safe" unless the maker of that exact resin says so in writing and you followed its mixing and cure directions. EU-OSHA notes that with heat, acidic or basic foods or long storage, traces of bisphenol-A can migrate from an epoxy coating into food or drink. Sell coasters and trays as coasters and trays.
Photograph in daylight against a plain background, with no filter: the whole piece straight on, a close-up of the surface and anything set in it, the back, and the piece in a hand or on a wall for scale. Use real photos of the real piece only, never AI-made or borrowed images.
Wrap resin pieces in bubble wrap, pad the box on every side, put it in a second box marked "fragile", and photograph each sealed, labelled parcel before handover. Use corner guards on framed pieces, and don't leave parcels in the sun or a hot car.
JADUZ accepts resin pieces you pour and finish yourself or in your own workshop. Ready-made resin goods bought to resell are refused, because they aren't your handwork.

Where to sell resin art in Bangladesh

	Your Facebook page	Daraz	JADUZ
Cost to join	Free to open a page. Facebook and Instagram Shops aren't available in Bangladesh (Meta).	No listing fee. Sign up with your NID and a bank cheque; approval comes after Daraz checks your documents (Daraz, checked October 2026).	Free to join and list. A curator reviews your work and approves each piece before it goes live.
Fees when you sell	No fee per sale. Boosting a post costs money.	Commission by category on the tax-inclusive price (Daraz), plus a 2.69% payment fee before tax (secondary, October 2026).	A small commission per sale, none on delivery (Maker Terms).
Who finds the buyers	You do, with posts, replies and boosts. e-CAB counted 2–2.5 lakh f-commerce pages, about 60,000 with regular sales (July 2024).	Daraz brings buyers you couldn't reach alone.	JADUZ markets your pieces in its shop, gift guides and Journal, in English and Bangla.
Delivery	You book a courier. Pathao charges ৳60 inside Dhaka and ৳110 outside for up to 0.5 kg, plus 1% of the cash collected (Pathao, May 2026).	You pack each order and hand it over; Daraz delivers and may charge a pickup fee (Daraz).	Pathao picks up each parcel from your door. No trips to a courier office.
How you get paid	The buyer pays the courier in cash; Pathao's merchant terms promise next-day payment (Pathao, July 2022).	Weekly payouts, no sooner than 7 days after delivery (Daraz, December 2024).	The buyer pays cash on delivery; you withdraw to bKash, Nagad or bank.

Every rule is written down in the Maker Terms.

More options, compared in full: Where to sell handmade products in Bangladesh.

Good to know

How do I start a resin art business in Bangladesh?

Learn first, then test before you spend much. People working in resin here have mostly taught themselves from YouTube (Bangla Tribune, December 2024), and some artists run workshops (The Business Standard, November 2023). Buy gloves, a scale, one small resin set and a few moulds, make coasters, keychains or jewellery, and sell a few before you buy in bulk. One maker tested with ৳1,200 of materials before spending ৳20,000 on a big batch (The Business Standard, December 2023). On JADUZ, joining and listing are free: keep your NID and photos of your work ready, make at home and list from your phone.

What does resin cost in Bangladesh, and where can I buy it?

Online craft stores sell resin kits (The Financial Express, May 2025). A 1 kg set of 3:1 epoxy resin and hardener was listed at about ৳850–৳1,570, and a beginner combo with a scale and moulds at ৳2,000 (shop listings, secondary, November 2026). Most materials are imported (Bangla Tribune, December 2024), so check the current price before you buy. In Dhaka, one artist learnt the basics from the shopkeepers at Grasshoppers, an art material shop in Aziz Super Market (The Business Standard, November 2023).

How do I price resin art and work out my profit?

Add up each piece's cost: resin, colour, moulds, parts, packing, the pieces you lose to bubbles or a failed cure, and your hours at a rate you'd accept. Profit is your price minus those costs and JADUZ's small commission per sale, which the Maker Terms set out. An example with made-up numbers: ৳55 of resin, ৳25 of colour and mould wear, ৳20 of packing and one hour at ৳100 comes to ৳200 a piece, before failed pours. Then compare similar work, such as ৳200–৳1,500 at one online resin business (The Business Standard, December 2023). Nobody can promise what you'll earn. On JADUZ you set your own price, and every order shows your earning before you accept it.

Is it safe to work with epoxy resin at home?

Only with care. Uncured epoxy is a strong skin allergen: resin, hardener or the mix can cause allergic dermatitis, and once you're allergic each contact reacts more strongly (EU-OSHA, September 2024). Wear gloves and goggles (EU-OSHA, September 2024), work in a large room with moving air and keep resin away from children (Bangla Tribune, December 2024). Read your resin's safety data sheet. If you get a rash, stop using the resin, and see a doctor if it persists (Wessex Resins). Once fully cured, epoxies generally become much less toxic (EU-OSHA, September 2024).

Can I call my resin coaster or tray heatproof or food-safe?

Not without proof. Heat limits differ by resin: ArtResin says its cured resin handles up to 50°C and that a hot oven dish can permanently damage the finish, and a Bangladeshi shop lists one Jincheng kit at up to 70°C (ArtResin and Resin Accessories, secondary, November 2026). State the limit on your own resin's label, and say no microwave and no very hot food (Bangla Tribune, December 2024). Write "food-safe" only if the maker of that exact resin says so in writing and you followed its directions; ArtResin itself makes that claim only for resin measured, mixed and fully cured as directed. Otherwise leave it out.

Can I sell resin art on JADUZ? What if it breaks on the way?

Yes. Resin art you pour and finish yourself, from jewellery and keychains to clocks and wall pieces, can be listed on JADUZ. Name the resin and anything set in it, and say plainly when a clock movement or hook is bought in. The buyer checks the piece in front of the Pathao rider before paying; if it's broken, the buyer hands the parcel back to the rider and it comes back to your pickup address. To prevent that, wrap the piece in bubble wrap, pad the box on every side, mark it fragile, and photograph the sealed parcel.

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