Legal Question in Business Law in California

Yes, so long as the "incentives" do not violate any of your written agreements with suppliers or distributors. You will want to have a proper set of agreements with these individuals so as to properly characterize their role(s) and the compensation plan.

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Abide by your trade suppliers' rules and policies. Giving commissions and similar incentives is legal, except I suppose it would be deceit to deny giving the incentive if asked.

I think a concern would be maintaining security and control over inventory, How do you account for each piece taken to someone's home and put on display? Are you in danger of pilferage or losses?