# Add Your Artworks

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Artworks are the physical pieces that make up your collection. A collection can consist of any number of artworks - the choice is yours. You can add additional artworks at any time using the `Artworks` tab

By adding an artwork to Iterati, you are creating a *digital profile for your physical art piece* - with customizable text and image based metadata that determines what collectors see upon a successful NFC tap.

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The following fields allow you to define the metadata making up your artwork on Iterati

`Display Name`<mark style="color:red;">`*`</mark> - The name of your artwork that gets shown on your storefront and after an NFC tap.

`Price`<mark style="color:red;">`*`</mark>  - How much it costs to acquire this artwork on the Iterati storefront. If this field is greyed out you will first need to [connect your bank account](/getting-started/connect-your-bank-account-and-get-paid.md). *Only relevant if you are using the ecommerce functionality*.

`Edition Count`<mark style="color:red;">`*`</mark> - If you checked `Support Editions` when enrolling the collection, you can define how many editions are available per artwork.

`Material & Dimensions` - Helpful information about the physical work, its dimensions, the canvas, and the artistic medium.

`Artwork Description` - Open ended description of the artwork, its meaning, and the creative process.

`Storefront Image Reel`<mark style="color:red;">`*`</mark> - A set of images to populate the storefront carousel. *Only relevant if you are using the ecommerce functionality*.

`NFT Image`<mark style="color:red;">`*`</mark> - The image that will be used when this physical art piece gets minted to the blockchain as an NFT.

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