07/27/2026

The art of transforming clay into poetry

Based in a cabin in the heart of her garden, close to the Valgarde golf course, Audrey Le Guen shapes a delicate universe daily.

RGBy Rédaction Gazette du VarJournalist 3 November 2025 Reading time: 1 min
L’art de transformer la terre en poésie
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A former professional photographer, she retrained in ceramics two years ago, after a course that marked a turning point in her life: "It was a revelation. I spent hours learning, experimenting, and perfecting my gestures." From this passion, Maison Bohème was born, her brand launched a year ago.

Three times a year, Audrey creates a new collection of unique pieces: plates, dishes, vases, or cups. All are designed for daily use, while carrying the imprint of her artistic universe.

Her creations, in white stoneware, are distinguished by their organic shapes, detailed textures, and the brilliance of their glazes. Inspired by the surrounding nature, Audrey composes in small series, using an artisanal and environmentally friendly approach. She recycles the clay when certain pieces are damaged, only runs firings when the kiln is full, and ensures she limits her water consumption.

Success is already there. Her works are available online, by appointment at her workshop, or during private sales. A friendly moment open to everyone.

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L’art de transformer la terre en poésie

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