25 Juin – 28 Juin 2026

All expressions of ceramics in Paris

25 June – 28 June 2026

Come to Place Saint Sulpice to see an exceptional variety of ceramic creations and materials : sculptural or utilitarian, traditional or contemporary, raw or enamelled ceramics, plus sandstone, raku, glazed pottery, and porcelain. For four days, ceramic lovers as well as neophytes, art world professionals, architects, and interior designers can meet more than one hundred ceramists from all over the world in a relaxed atmosphere.

Every year Saint-Sulpice Céramique has a booth highlighting new ceramic creations, and they invite their favourite recently graduated ceramist. You will also find the Café Céramique, where you can choose a mug and discuss how it was made, free workshops for children and adults, a host of tools and utensils to begin working with clay, as well as specialized books and magazines. We do our best to ensure visually handicapped people can visit our event under the best possible conditions. We offer them guided tours and practical workshops to which they have priority. There will be lectures every afternoon on various subjects, from history to philosophy, covering a lot of ground along the way.
Come and meet the clay artists, share their warmth and their world under Parisian skies.

See the video of the previous edition

FOCUS 2026

HUT(S)

Each year, Saint-Sulpice Céramique proposes a common creative theme to exhibitors for a collective exhibition.

A hut is a place where the interior meets the exterior.
A makeshift shelter or a wild construction, fragile and solid at the same time, a hut protects without isolating.
I
t supports sleep and enlivens wakefulness.
The hut, whether simple or sophisticated, takes us back to the childhood of humanity, to ancient times of outdoor living where shelter blended with nature without ever opposing it.

This is the question we asked the exhibiting ceramicists so that they could offer the public their interpretation of the cabin. Those works are displayed in a special scenography set up in Saint-Sulpice Céramique alleys.

Saint-Sulpice Céramique