What La Tuile à Loup is known for
Paris ceramics boutique founded in 1974, owned since 2006 by Eric Goujou, showcasing handmade regional French pottery from Alsace, Provence, Normandy, Burgundy and the Camargue. Located at 35 Rue Daubenton, 5th arrondissement.
La Tuile a Loup was established in Paris in 1974 with a mission to preserve traditional, regional French ceramic craftsmanship. The original owners retired in 2006 and sold the shop to Eric Goujou, a longtime customer whose interest in handmade objects led him to take over the business. The boutique curates pottery, bowls, plates and decorative pieces sourced from craftspeople across multiple French regions, including Alsace, the Camargue, Normandy, Burgundy and Provence. It operates from 35 Rue Daubenton in the Latin Quarter, in Paris's 5th arrondissement, with multiple current sources describing visits as by appointment.
How ORBIS reads this city
Best for — French regional pottery and tableware
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