Home decoration and garden stores Causses et Cévennes

From earthenware to stoneware, Régine loves the wheel, that moment of fusion with the clay. Her raw pieces are then dressed with lace, plants, oxides and beeswax. For her, each piece is the expression of a mood, a unique moment. She loves to share her passion and has set up a pottery workshop here: hand-forming, discovery of techniques using masses, plates, colombin, decoration, inlaying, imprinting, polishing... She welcomes her students throughout the year for regular courses and customized workshops.

Joël Canitrot, the creator of the Couteau du Larzac, has taken over this beautiful 180^m2 space on the Place du Mandarous. In this showcase, dedicated to local crafts, this lover of the territory highlights the famous Sac du Berger, but also his own production. Since the middle of the 90s, Joël Canitrot, a blade collector and glove maker by training, has been making knives that can be recognized among thousands, thanks to the sculpted sheep's head that decorates their handles. The craftsman uses local wood species, present on the Larzac, or horn.

Right in front of C.R.E.A., from the place du Mandarou to the halls. A reputation of quality that extends beyond the department's borders for decades. The store is close to a century of existence and inside nothing has changed. The ancient charm of the wood skated is preserved. During the Christmas festivities, the large storefront of the store hosts a superb and huge animated showcase, entirely realized by the store owners.

The small boutique presents the work of the potter Daniel Castel and his wife Geneviève. Decorative objects, crockery or jewellery, the shapes are in constant evolution, the teapots are made belly-up, the cone-shaped coffee pots are topped with a small twist. The play of enamel allows these two artists to vary the colours, while the fire of firing reveals crystals, produces cracks and nuances. A great mastery and what is needed of originality for this beautiful work. Gallery of rope jars exhibited next to the shop.

In the Gard region and since 1853, the Rouillon company has specialized in the field of marble work and stone cutting. For personal projects, the team accompanies you on the kitchen and bathroom side from the design to the installation of marble. On the stone-cutting side, Marbrerie Rouillon works on heritage restoration as well as on creation projects (fountains, staircases, fireplaces, pillars and columns, balustrades...). The company has also worked on the restoration of the Vauban Fort, the Hôtel Dieu and the Ancient Port in Marseille.

Les enfants de Boisset is the story of a passionate family who, from generation to generation, shapes the clay to make the famous Anduze vase. Inspired by the elegance of Medici vases, the production of traditional Anduze vases is the flagship product of the family pottery. However, the company's expertise is also evident in the many other models created for the garden, from the most classic to the most modern in a variety of colors. An address where you can visit freely to admire the work of the potters.

Since 1983, Béatrice Casanova has been based at the gateway to the Cévennes, in the town of Anduze. In her workshop, the craftswoman creates hand-turned white earthenware utilitarian and decorative pottery in a range of colors. All are unique, hand-crafted pieces. In addition to her sublime Anduze vases, Béatrice's collections include wine jugs and jam funnels, as well as glazed sun lights and Occitan and Huguenot crosses. Don't miss her earthenware cat farm!

Les Cordeliers pottery maintains the age-old tradition and noble gestures linked to the making of Anduze vases. Manufacture of the bell, the foot, assembly of the two parts, finishing, natural drying, enamelling then firing at over 1,000°C. The company respects to the letter the artisanal processes of the end of the 16th century. A respect for the know-how to sign classic vases and other more contemporary ones. Each piece is signed and numbered at the bottom and stamped with a seal guaranteeing its origin.

In this family-run workshop, artisan potters meticulously reproduce the ancestral gestures that have made the reputation of the place, and in particular the shaping of Anduze vases. From the traditional "flammé" to the hand-crafted "antica" patina, Le Chêne Vert pottery reinvents its collections around the famous vase, while guaranteeing quality French manufacturing. You'll find Le Chêne Vert pottery at the prestigious Château de Versailles.

Florac Trois Rivières is a town that offers many possibilities for flower and plant lovers. For those who want to discover tulips that don't degenerate, Laurent Lieser, a local floriculturist, offers an online store where you can find a variety of botanical tulips. These tulips, known as wild tulips, are more resistant and can flower every year. They are also a way of helping to preserve biodiversity by introducing vulnerable species into your garden. Among the varieties available are Tulipa eichleri, Tulipa whittallii and Tulipa praestans, which rival domestic tulips in beauty. Not only will you be beautifying your garden, you'll also be supporting a local grower.

Since Le Mas, Patrice Lesage, a self-employed woodcutter, has specialized in precision felling, but also in the creation of sculptural works. French champion in this discipline in 2009, he is a master of the chainsaw. To create his sculptures, Patrice cuts directly from trunks chosen beforehand according to the type of subject to be created. His skill, concentration and inspiration make him a highly sought-after performer. He is regularly invited to liven up events with demonstrations of his skills. Awe-inspiring!

A very beautiful th century maison house contains the work of fifty craftsmen. They were brought together on the initiative of the chamber of trades, which lends them one of the most beautiful showcases. On three floors it is only pottery, wooden objects, woven clothing and leather, and all food specialities. To earn its name, this house provides, in addition, many information about the village and its history.

From the Louvre Museum to Saint Mark's Square, from historic monuments to the decoration of luxury hotels and exceptional villas, Les Terres Cuites de Raujolles has exercised its talent throughout the world and through time. This French company, founded in 1830, has been in business for five generations and has worked on 157 palaces and historic monuments. In the store in Millau, not far from the viaduct, you will find their sublime earthenware, terracotta, bricks and basins.

Aurore is a wax-maker based in the center of Millau. Her boutique offers a wide range of scented candles, perfumes made in Grasse, handmade fondants... The candles and fondants are made exclusively from soya or rapeseed wax. This has the advantage of being entirely natural and biodegradable. Don't hesitate to visit the website for a glimpse of Aurore's latest creations. The names of her creations alone are an invitation to travel: "Douceur de Moorea", "Escale à Honshu", "Allons au verger"...

Lola Pradeilles is a young and talented master glass artist. After artistic experiences all over the world, she created her workshop in Millau where she offers a complete service of restoration and conservation of old stained glass. But what she prefers is creation! If you have a project, she adapts to your desires and offers custom-made and personalized models. If you wish to discover the art of stained glass and to initiate yourself, Lola organizes solo or group courses for adults, children and companies.

The L'Âme du Causse cutlery workshops are home to the makers of the Larzac knife. In a land steeped in legend, this rugged, authentic knife was once a shepherd's companion. The workshop is diversifying its offer with other knives with stories of yesteryear: the Fidélis, the Âme du Pèlerin, the Santiago, the Roquefort and the Aveyronnais. To find them, head for the store in the heart of Millau or the online boutique.

Creations in wood, clay, metal, paper, cardboard, textiles, leather, glass... Millau's craftsmen have every talent and mastery of every material. Grouped together as a single clan within the Millau et savoir-faire association, they exhibit their work in a space open to the public in the center of the Cité du Gant. Their boutique is a feast for the eyes and an invitation to consume responsibly: eyewear, ceramics, knives, notebooks, jewelry, furniture... are all handcrafted locally.

Puech Bois Énergie is a firewood store located in Sumène, in the Gard department. The store offers the purchase, sale and delivery of firewood.