Quality craftsmanship
Skilled craftsmanship and particular attention to materials, colours and textures.
Craftsmanship · Local creativity · Vully
Seven artistic and craft worlds.
Another way to discover Vully.
Between the lake and the vineyards, women imagine, shape and bring to life creations that reflect who they are.
The collective
The Fribourg part of Vully is known for its vineyards, wines and scenery. Between Praz and Môtier, it is also a place where people sew, paint, weave and shape clay.
Les Artisanes du Vully is a collective of independent women artisans, brought together by their roots in the region rather than a shared style. Each keeps her own workshop, brand and independence; together, they bring local creativity to a wider audience.
Our values
Skilled craftsmanship and particular attention to materials, colours and textures.
Short supply chains, small batches and carefully chosen materials rather than standardised production.
Women artisans who live, create and run their businesses in Vully, between the lake and the vineyards.
The artisans
Workshops, materials and personalities to discover.

Painter
PRAZ

Maison Colette · Sustainable fashion
MÔTIER

Jewellery designer
PRAZ

Floral design
PRAZ

Interior decoration & weaving
MÔTIER

La Petite Poterie · Ceramics
MÔTIER

Artistic & poetic creations
LUGNORRE
Life in the collective
Events, new members and glimpses behind the workshop doors.

26 September 2026
On 20 and 21 November 2026, the Cave aux Hirondelles in Praz hosts the fourth exhibition and sale by Les Artisanes du Vully. Two days to discover local creations and meet the women who make them.
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25 September 2026
A new creative world joins Les Artisanes du Vully: that of Ladina Camenisch. Based in Môtier, the ceramicist behind La Petite Poterie brings clay and glazes to this shared adventure.
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24 September 2026
Born around a first exhibition and sale in 2023, Les Artisanes du Vully is taking a new shape. As they prepare for the fourth edition, the makers are organising themselves as a collective to give local creativity greater visibility.
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