A sign in Limoges, a town famous for its porcelain
And the city's huge kiln, four des Casseaux (about the size of a two storey house ) that required 76 employees, of whom 16 men just to fuel the fire with wood. Of course it is not used anymore.
Rococo decorations
Plates for a famous Parisian bistrot, "La Coupole".
We visited another place famous for its ceramic arts, the very pittoresque Saint Jean de Fos, in the south of France. It's a medieval circulade, meaning the streets were built in circles around the center of the village.
A ceramic mailbox =)
And two little bowls by Sylviane Bernheim that I bought there:
And the city's huge kiln, four des Casseaux (about the size of a two storey house ) that required 76 employees, of whom 16 men just to fuel the fire with wood. Of course it is not used anymore.
Rococo decorations
Plates for a famous Parisian bistrot, "La Coupole".
We visited another place famous for its ceramic arts, the very pittoresque Saint Jean de Fos, in the south of France. It's a medieval circulade, meaning the streets were built in circles around the center of the village.
A ceramic mailbox =)
And two little bowls by Sylviane Bernheim that I bought there:
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