Amandine Blanchet, woven and plant-based creations

In Coussac-Bonneval, in the heart of an inspiring and unspoilt Limousin, Amandine Blanchet weaves a sensitive link between nature and creation. In her workshop, fibres, plant materials and meticulous gestures give birth to unique pieces, imbued with poetry and authenticity. Here, time slows down, giving way to observation, listening to the living world and the emotion of handmade creations.

A creative craftswoman based in Haute-Vienne, Amandine draws her inspiration from the landscapes of the Limousin, the richness of natural textures and the beauty of imperfection. Each creation tells a story, the story of a land that invites contemplation and reconnection with the essential. Through her work in weaving and floral arrangements, she embodies a new, more conscious, more human way of creating, perfectly in tune with the spirit of LIMOUSIN New Horizons.

To meet Amandine Blanchet is to discover a sincere artistic approach, rooted in her region, wheretraditional craftsmanship becomes a genuine experience, combining emotion, nature and contemporary creation.

Depending on the period and by appointment, she will share her skills, her artistic approach and her relationship with materials, offering visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in contemporary crafts at Limousin.

Her creations can also be seen at events, exhibitions and through local collaborations, demonstrating the dynamism of the crafts in Coussac-Bonneval and the wealth of expertise in the Haute-Vienne. Amandine also offers personalised commissions, devised in dialogue with those who wish to acquire a unique piece that resonates with their sensibilities.

Discovering Amandine Blanchet’s workshop is like taking a creative and inspiring break, an invitation to meet a craftswoman to visit in the Haute-Vienne, committed to a sincere, local approach and resolutely focused on people.

“A discussion with Amandine Blanchet, a textile designer from Coussac-Bonneval: her work is all about finesse, and each woven piece is an invitation to observe and contemplate. In front of her loom, she lets her imagination guide the thread and flowers, creating works that are both sensitive and deeply rooted in the nature of Limousin.”