The Madeleine Pottery
The Madeleine Pottery
In the town of Anduze, at the gateway to the Cévennes National Park, potters perpetuate the tradition of the Anduze garden pot, appreciated throughout the world and which carries...
02/09/2011
Véronique Borentain and the Revival of 'Made in Provence' Ceramics.
Véronique Borentain and the Revival of 'Made in...
We meet with inspired creative Véronique Borentain in her workshop in Salernes, the Provencal ceramics capital: an encounter with an artist with golden fingers.
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The Barbotine Spirit
The Barbotine Spirit
Passionate about Provencal cuisine, the art of clay and archeology, Philippe Beltrando has been a potter for more than thirty years.
19/08/2011
Making Wine on the Web
Making Wine on the Web
A new website allows you to become a virtual winemaker in Provence!
15/08/2011
Guinea Fowl from Lussan
Guinea Fowl from Lussan
A few miles from Uzès, the village of Lussan has quite an original specialty, that's become a ubiquitous decorative object around Provence... and elsewhere.
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Authentic Soap from Marseille
Authentic Soap from Marseille
Everybody knows it, this multipurpose soap will just as easily clean domestic stains as disinfect daily scratches. But what's so special about it?
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Château Revelette
Château Revelette
A beautiful old residence, century-old trees, a shady stream, strolling peacocks, an exceptional wine... Welcome to Château Revelette.
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Provencal Textiles, a subtle balance between tradition and modernity
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The history of Provencal fabrics is long, rich and turbulent.
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The Mas de la Dame Vineyard
The Mas de la Dame Vineyard
At the foot of the castle of the village Baux de Provence, grape vines and olive trees wrestle for dominance over a unique landscape, where two sisters are concentrated on...
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The duo of the month
The duo of the month
An alliance of talent in a Luberon studio
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Authentic Soap from Marseille
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