Arts and crafts Luberon

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Her name has been the benchmark for embroidery and the art of living in Provence for many years in the region and beyond. The workshop-boutique is housed in a large Florentine-inspired building in the center of the village. This is where Édith Mézard works her embroidery into a refined range of household and bathroom linen. You'll also find table decorations. It's an enchanting world, just like the "petits marchés de Noël": three weekends before December 24, now a not-to-be-missed event..

La Tour-d'Aigues is a small town located in the heart of France. Among the town's tourist attractions is the "Caroline Paul Céramique" ceramics workshop. This workshop offers a variety of artistic creations, from decorative objects to ceramic jewelry. Visitors can visit the studio to learn about the creative process and purchase unique pieces.

Here we cut natural stone from French quarries to embellish your garden and your home. Fountains, fireplaces, animal sculptures, pediments. We find all styles from the old to the revisited. We find large pieces: wash house, pergolas, vaults, pillars. We dress the exterior, but also the interior with stairs, window frames. You can also order custom-made ornaments, even on a very large scale, in old or new stones that the craftsmen then patinate. Come and discover the landscaped park of 3 hectares.

Frédéric Lardeau works with many different species depending on the object he is going to create (green wood that he turns in a certain way so that it does not crack). What he likes is to rough up the surface of his bowls and pots. He grates, paints, smoothes. Some pieces are very design, especially when he uses paint that gives a lacquered effect. And for those who have the soul of a cabinetmaker, come and take a course to discover the rudiments of this very old trade.

A true benchmark in Lourmarin, LA MAISON FRANC 1884 invites you to plunge into the intoxicating world of Provencal lavender. Specializing in the creation of lavender spindles, balls and eggs, this house honors natural fragrances in unique, hand-crafted creations. They will be delighted to share their passion with you. Delicately scented ribbons to seduce your senses, emblematic scents to take away with you a wonderful souvenir of Provence, that's what awaits you when you visit this house. In short, you'll experience a sensory voyage.

Philippe Franc perpetuates an ancestral Provencal tradition, that of the lavender spindles that were made in the 18th century to perfume the linen in the wardrobes, replaced today by the sachets. The spindles of the Maison Franc are elegant and precious crafts. The fresh lavender stems are hand-woven with satin or velvet ribbon, the collections are available in all colours, gold and silver as well and in several sizes. Each spindle is unique, a little piece of Provence to bring back in your luggage

Through skilled hands and exceptional craftsmanship, each piece of shaped dinnerware becomes a unique work of art, meticulously created and destined to stand the test of time. The craftswoman's aim is to offer you a collection of tableware that illuminates the table with a varied palette of colors. Here you'll find handcrafted pottery in glazed earthenware. Poterie l'Arlequin offers in-store purchases only. No online sales service.