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Since 2006, the Tuilerie Bossy has been transformed into an arts and crafts center, and now boasts over twenty craftspeople - ceramists, ironworkers, upholsterers, leatherworkers, jewelers, fabric decorators, watchmakers, painters and florists - who put their skills to work on your projects. With the recent opening of the Point Fusion Formation vocational center and upcoming exhibitions, the Tuilerie is becoming an essential venue for creation. Open house and guided tours by appointment.
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Open from Monday to Saturday. And by appointment.
Owner's Message
The Tuilerie was founded in 1837 by Pyrame Bossy, and has remained in the same family ever since. Beyond the tiles, a marginal production despite the name "tuilerie", all kinds of ceramic objects have been made there, from the most utilitarian things like pipes, tiles, vases,... to more artistic objects. Great artists have called upon her to create their works (Henri Matisse, Georges Jouve, Léonie Buffile, ...).
The Tuilerie continues its tradition of creation by hosting 15 craft workshops, each independent, but grouped together in the association "Tuilerie Bossy - Métiers d'Art"
Our workshops are happy to welcome you.
hesitate to visit them, preferably contacting them beforehand to make sure they are available, as the craftsmen can be outside, on building sites, exhibitions, etc. We
organise at least three events a year on the Tuilerie: The European Days of Crafts, the European Heritage Days, and the Winter Festival. You can read about them on the "Petit Futé" website, our website www.tuileriebossy.com, or better yet, send us your e-mail address to be informed (e-mail to [email protected])
We also have a showroom, which can be put at your disposal for any event you would like to organize.
We look forward to your visit.
Myriam Rétif, President of the Association "Tuilerie Bossy - Métiers d'Art".Daniel Bossy
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