You ask me where does my passion for enamel come from ? My father of course! For a long time, the word "enamel" was almost synonymous with that of Raymond Mirande ......more

In 1954 Henri and Marie-Madeleine Cheronset up their Enamel Workshop in Limoges. Now, their daughter Christine is at the head of the workshop with her two daughters: Cécile for the "enamel" and Sandrine for the "jewelry"sector....suite

Passionated by drawing since his childhood, and very patient in creating small objects with his hands, he needed a job, and became mechanic metal-worker. He left Paris in 1975 to settle down in Limoges. One year later, ...more

Born in 1957 in Saint-Cloud, her parents were architects. She started drawing very young, as if it were natural to her, and what she would draw was… houses. After she studied at the Superior National School of Decoration Art (ENAD) of Limoges, she worked in the stained glass workshop of that same town. In 1979, she ...more

Cork Marcheschi is a San Francisco native who has been involved in the fine arts and music scene for over 40 years. He has taught sculpture, critical studies and art history at the University of California at Berkley, ...more

In her new series of works, Marie-Hélène Amilien has created another world; namely the world of the Women of the Weeping Fish, the weavers, embroiderers and dyers who pay homage to beauty....suite

American, Suzanne Otwell-Nègre moved to France after studying art history and working as photographer. Based on the theme of light, an essential element, she creates unique pieces and limited editions in gold, silver or oxidised bronze and small sculptures distributed in Europe and the United States. ...more

Mauricette Pinoteau, learnt the technique of relief enamelling at the very famous Atelier Camille Fauré in Limoges during the 70's, under the guidance of masters Alexandre Marty, Pierre Bardy, Lucie Dadat, and Henri Rozier. Mauricette is one of the only two living enamellists that studied with the masters the secret of art of three-dimensional geometric enamel ...more

Laurence Ratinaud graduated from the School of Jewelry of Saint-Armand Montrond, and Philippe Ratinaud from the School of Jewelry of Louvre Street in Paris. They create unique jewels and contribute to the confection of luxurious pieces for prestigious Parisian houses on the Vendôme plaza....more