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Alain Vagh
The village of Salernes is renowned for its terracotta hexagonal-shaped tiles, but Alain Vagh brings them into the realm of high art with his wacky creations that range from a life-size ceramic Harley Davidson to more easily transportable earthenware and...
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Ebba L Lopez
This Bonnieux boutique and showroom is perfect for textiles and home goods. The owner can also custom-make furnishings for clients, in addition to the ready-to-purchase pieces.
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Edith Mézard
Mézard is the high priestess of lovely embroidered linens and gauzy curtains, in a palette of soft greys, whites and creamy beiges, linen dresses, fragrant candles and hand-stitched with quotes from Provencal writers. It's a boutique not to be missed...
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Faïence Bondil
When you're in Moustiers (for example, if you're a guest at La Bastide de Moustiers), head to this atelier to find the best selection of the village's faïence. This famed style of ceramics is white with delicate arabesques of birds...
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Jeanne Bayol
Don't leave St. Rémy de Provence without a stop at the garden boutique Jeanne Bayol, owned by a well-known interior designer. It is a regular haunt for the hip Parisian fashion crowd. Expect a fanciful collection of one-off relaxed chic...
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La Boutique Bastide
This Aix-en-Provence storefront is the flagship for the Bastide beauty brand, founded by Frédéric Fekkai and Shirin von Wulffen.
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Le Moulin à Huile du Flayosquet
This historic 13th-century olive mill is still family run and features a tiny boutique of soaps, olive-paste tapenade and the mill's own delicious golden nectar. They make great, small gifts to bring back from your travels.
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Moustique
Moustique carries leather goods made using leftover materials from major fashion houses, in addition to housewares and jewelry.
Provence

Besides a few choice boutiques, shopping in Provence is all about visiting the region’s incredible markets and hunting for local food treasures, crafts and antiques (the antiques markets of Isle-sur-la-Sorgue are world-acclaimed). Be aware that at some of the larger, more well-known markets, “crafts” are hardly locally made anymore. If your hotel is based near lesser-known towns, it’s worth visiting these instead.