Countries around the world are adopting low carbon lifestyles as a key strategy to address climate change. A good practice toward adopting a low carbon lifestyle is carbon-neutral consumption. Carbon-negative products and personal carbon trading serve as incentives to stimulate carbon-neutral consumption among the public. This study develops two part theoretical model and a new business model using Yingge pottery as a case study. In addition, it surveys the preferences and willingness to pay for carbon-negative products of 411 residents from Sanxia District in New Taipei City. The key findings are as follows: 54% of respondents are willing to pay a higher price to purchase carbon-negative products, 53% are willing to pay a 5% higher price to purchase carbon-negative products, and 58% are willing to obtain carbon credit in exchange for their purchases of carbon-negative products. These results demonstrate the feasibility of low carbon activities.