Arts and crafts Clermont-Ferrand

In Dominique Dubreuil's store, ceramics come in all shapes and sizes, from the most sober to the most colorful. The showcase is even a permanent exhibition, where the creations of 35 potters from the region, France and abroad are honored. Among the objects of art: lamps, plates, bowls, cups and objects of all other utility. You will also find jewelry as well as beautiful decorative pieces, to add an original touch to your home. The owner also runs pottery workshops.

Venture down one of the little streets not far from Place de la Victoire towards Place de Jaude to find the little boutique Drôle de Zèbres. Inside, the crème de la crème of local craftsmen and artists offer their creations (Cosette Cartonera, Le Trou de la Serrure, Natali Cerisier...). Silkscreen prints, ceramics, textiles, origami, jewelry... there's everything you need for an original gift. With Drôles de Zèbres, you can put an end to products manufactured on the other side of the world, and redecorate with local creations. A concept that's sure to please: the store, which was only meant to be short-lived, is destined to be around for some time to come!

Béatrice Begon and Pierre Berger have opened Un Atelier en ville together. Two spaces are mixed in this place where imagination is boiling. In the store area, you can discover the upcycling wonders of the two creators: decorations and lighting made from natural materials by Béatrice and sculptures and jewelry created from old cutlery or kitchen utensils by Pierre. At the back are their respective workshops, where they reveal their working techniques. This place is as unique as their creations!

The store's pretty facade sets the tone: the place is warm and cozy, and the creations of Mélanie, aka Pompom, are unique. This boutique is the culmination of a long-held dream: to turn her hobby into a full-time activity. As well as selling her creations, she organizes introductory ceramics workshops. Whether you're an artist at heart or a lover of unique objects, you're sure to find what you're looking for. Mélanie can personalize your mugs on request, for a made-to-measure gift. She also offers gift cards.

Caroline Cuer put her creative talents to good use during periods of confinement. Sharing her creations on social networks, she quickly found an audience. The craze was such that she took the plunge and opened a boutique-workshop in the heart of the Plateau Central. The tone is set by the neat, colorful window that invites you to enter and discover her world and her creations, as well as those of some twenty local designers. Caroline also runs creative workshops and can take charge of decorating your events.