This hike is a true celebration of craftsmanship, particularly pottery
Take a look at the finials, some of which date back to the 18th century, and then enjoy the village of Les Archers, where 7 ceramists create pieces in stoneware, raku, porcelain and earthenware…
Take a look at the finials, some of which date back to the 18th century, and then enjoy the village of Les Archers, where 7 ceramists create pieces in stoneware, raku, porcelain and earthenware…
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This hike is a true celebration of craftsmanship, particularly pottery.
On this tour, take a look at the finials, some of which date back to the 18th century. Nowadays, they’re used to protect the home, and to decorate it with atypical, amusing shapes.
You can visit the 7 ceramists based in the Archers pottery village, who create decorative, creative and utilitarian pieces in stoneware, raku, porcelain and earthenware all year round.
On this tour, take a look at the finials, some of which date back to the 18th century. Nowadays, they’re used to protect the home, and to decorate it with atypical, amusing shapes.
You can visit the 7 ceramists based in the Archers pottery village, who create decorative, creative and utilitarian pieces in stoneware, raku, porcelain and earthenware all year round.
