The Ateliers Arquié art porcelain workshop on Avenue Baudin in Limoges, Haute-Vienne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, combines traditional craftsmanship with modern shapes, colours and techniques. Fittingly, a graffiti of the elephant in the porcelain shop adorns the wall. A craftsman works in the high hall among plaster casting moulds, shelves of blanks and workbenches. At the top left, three figures in blue caps grin from the wall, and on the right a large face glows in purple and green. The workshop was founded in 1996 and specialises in the design and production of customisable and artisticall

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