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Faïencerie de Pornic proudly displays its trademark
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| Art & Tradition |
The Company's success in France and abroad can be explained by its mastering of traditional and modern painting techniques, the talent of its decorators, as well as a dynamic marketing strategy.
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| From Aaron to Zoe, over 4,300 different names have been painted |
Even if the personalised porringer remains our flagship product, new fashions and trends are always closely monitored and followed.
New creations are presented each year at various trade-fairs including Hexagone in Rennes and Maison & Objets in Paris.
French stylists endlessly renovate the Breton style, like Sophie Colnet, creator of Lisette dans la tempête, or Jean-Paul David, father of the famous Mam'Goudig.
Some figures...
- 26 employees including 13 decorators
- 600,000 decorated items sold each year, including 300,000 personalised porringers
- 250 tons of bisque (also known as "biscuit") transformed per year
- More than 50 decors presented at trade-fairs
- A network of over 300 retailers throughout France
- 10 new decors each year
- 5% export sales
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| Table-ware in "Annecy" decor |
Notwithstanding its technical and esthetical assets, Faïencerie de Pornic offers a top-grade customer-service: quality packaging, quick delivery, timely production of customised orders...
Customer satisfaction can be measured by the very low client turnover: over 50% of retailers have been loyal for 50 years.
Abroad, the label used (backstamp) is French Heritage, now a synonym overseas for patrimony and tradition.
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