ATELIER PAPETIER

In Salasc, Aurélie and Benoit have transformed vegetation into Japanese paper taken from the plants in their garden growing in the spring water that goes through it. Wood found in the village and around is also transformed for other uses. Aurélie is a photographer who likes to take pictures of the lake which she then uses for the wonderful veined paper which will become an object to be admired, all over the work, unique pieces.

atelier_papetier © atelier_papetier3@dudognon

atelier_papetier © atelier_papetier2@dudognon

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90 Route du Lac
34800 SALASC

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