The world of Edith Bellod brings together both sensitive jewelry made from various materials and small everyday objects made of porcelain.
At her whim, she creates poetic collections that mix the two crafts.
Her workshop, open to the public twice a year, is tucked away at the back of a courtyard near the Père Lachaise cemetery.
But you can find her creations all year round at De Novembre (3 rue saint Gilles, Paris 3rd) or at Calligrane (6 rue du pont Louis Philippe, Paris 4th).
The world of Edith Bellod brings together both sensitive jewelry made from various materials and small everyday objects made of porcelain.
At her whim, she creates poetic collections that mix the two crafts.
Her workshop, open to the public twice a year, is tucked away at the back of a courtyard near the Père Lachaise cemetery.
But you can find her creations all year round at De Novembre (3 rue saint Gilles, Paris 3rd) or at Calligrane (6 rue du pont Louis Philippe, Paris 4th).