See you from 7 to 11 November 2025 at the Strasbourg Exhibition Centre.

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The frémaa team

© Nicola De Rienzo

Supporting frémaa

Frémaa is a federation of highly involved professionals.

Frémaa, the regional fine crafts federation of Alsace (the fédération des métiers d’art d’Alsace) was created in 1996 by and for fine crafts professionals in Alsace who wanted to group together to promote their sector. Today, frémaa is made up with over 165 members admitted by a jury on the basis of the quality of their applications. 

As a professional organisation solidly anchored and recognized at regional level, it has been coordinating a programme for the development and promotion of fine crafts for the past 20 years. Its vocation is to promote, represent, defend and boost the economic development of professionals in the sector.

With this in mind, it organises numerous cultural, economic and training activities that are unanimously acknowledged for their quality, and for the real business opportunities they represent (exhibitions, trade fairs, publications, business stimulation, training, sectoral monitoring, etc.).

Thanks to its successful actions, frémaa is helping to promote and develop the fine crafts sector.

Since 2012, it has been using the full range of its expertise and skills to organise the résonances fair that it initiated and created in Strasbourg.

Definition of fine crafts

Article 22 of Law n° 2014-626 dated 18th June 2014 relating to crafts, commerce and very small businesses provides a legal definition of fine crafts. According to this article: “those included in fine crafts are […] natural persons as well as the directors of legal entities who carry out, on a principal or secondary basis, an independent activity consisting in the production, creation, transformation, reconstruction, repair or restoration of heritage characterized by their mastery of gestures and techniques with a view to working with materials in an artistic way.”

Frémaa members who take part to résonances 2025

Isabelle Fustinoni, orfèvre ©Atelier ThomasK
In the Name of Wood, créateur d'accessoires de mode
Flore&Zéphyr, joailliers ©Elodie Winter
Fany Perret, sérigraphe-graveuse
Elodie Lesigne, céramiste
Elie Weissbeck & Mona Barret, ébénistes
Du Côté de chez Souen, créateurs de mode
C-MeyDavid, marqueteur
Charlotte Heurtier, céramiste
Cécile Villemain, bijoutière
Capri, sculptrice animalière © Thomas Deschamps
Benoit Wintz, forgeron ©Frédéric Allegrini
Benjamin Salier, ébéniste
Atelier Frank, bijoutiers
Annie Sibert, bijoutière ©Pierre Frigeni
Adeline Ziliox, créatrice de mode-modéliste ©Camille Scharwath
Yun-Jung Song, céramiste
Xavier Noël, doreur
Vinca Schiffmann, créatrice de mode ©Jean Noel Kegel
Vero Reato, sculpteur béton
Tilko, créatrice d'objets textiles
Staykova, céramiste
Sébastien Carré, créateur de bijoux contemporains ©Milo-Lee
Sacha Tognolli, ébéniste
Pauline Faure, sculptrice papier
Pascal Lemoine, verrier
Nun, imprimeur en typographie
Nicolas Palmade, coutelier
Nathalie et Solène Rolland-Huckel, laqueur et sculptrice métal
Michael Maio, céramiste
Mélanie Vialaneix, graveur
Marion. Vannerie d'exploration, vannière
Lucie Boscato, céramiste
Lucia Fiore, plumassière ©Wei Xing
Lisa Muller, céramiste
Leslie Baron, bijoutière
Le Palais du Corbeau, céramistes
Laure Fradin, verrier