Craftsmanship and Know-How

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Land of know-how, artisans have found sources of inspiration in the Vosges Secrètes. Embroiderers, blowtorch glassmakers and even ceramists give free rein to their imagination and talents. They open the doors of their workshops to you to discover their creations based on ancestral and authentic know-how. As for Maison de Buyer in Val-d'Ajol, it has retained its artisan soul to offer utensils to all cooking lovers.

Plombières-les-Bains

Capital of know-how!

Don't miss a stop in Plombières-les-Bains, where artisans have found their capital of know-how ! Shops, workshops, flea markets and artists have all benefited from the historical and architectural setting of this small town of character.

For the more curious, it is also an opportunity to discover the Épinette des Vosges , a wooden musical instrument characteristic of our territory.

Potter - Crafts in Plombières-les-Bains
La Broc'Plombinoise, the meeting place for bargain hunters

In Plombières-les-Bains, the unmissable meeting place for second-hand dealers, antique dealers and craftsmen takes place on the 2nd Sunday of each month in April, May, June, July, September and October.

Also open to private individuals selling their wares, the Broc'Plombinoise offers a variety of stalls where you will find a multitude of items: from antiques to vintage items, including retro clothing, old books, original works of art and much more.

Meet us in the historic city center, from 8am to 17pm.

The De Buyer company in Val-d’Ajol
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Zoom on the De Buyer house in Val-d'Ajol

For 200 years, authenticity, passion, and a spirit of commitment have been the values ​​that drive the de Buyer company and its expertise. Awarded the "Living Heritage Company" label by the French government, de Buyer has preserved its artisan soul , its rigor, and its dedication to meticulous and high-quality work.

Campaigners for responsible and informed consumption, de Buyer products are made to last. The company is the first in the culinary sector to be evaluated by AFNOR as “committed to CSR at a confirmed level” in particular for the attention paid to the well-being of its employees.