Craftsmanship shops

The craftsmen of the Aosta valley traditionally used the term “l’Artisanà” to refer to the shop in the centre of Aosta where the products displayed during the Sant’Orso Craft Fair were taken for sale once the fair was over. Thus, the Institut Valdôtain de l’Artisanat de Tradition has decided to make this name its communication brand, combining the cultural and commercial sectors of its activity.
Today there are four Artisanà boutiques spread all over the region, providing an original showcase for a living, evolving craft industry rooted in tradition.
The boutiques de L’Artisanà offer tourists and aficionados the chance to take home an authentic piece of the Aosta Valley: objects crafted in wood, earthenware and wrought iron, as well as textiles and ceramics, testifying to the traditions of our region that stretch back thousands of years.

The boutique in Aosta

L'Artisanà shop in Aosta moved to new premises in May 2025, leaving its historic location under the arcades but returning to 37, Piazza Chanoux, once home to the ‘Bottega d'arte paesana’ (country art workshop) of Jules Brocherel, a key figure in traditional craftsmanship in the Aosta Valley. The new shop has completely renovated furnishings and a modern layout, designed to showcase the variety of the Valdôtain craftsmanship and highlight the unique characteristics of each object, raw material and production process. Today, L'Artisanà owns four boutiques in the whole region: they are all original showcases of a living and evolving craftsmanship that has its roots in local tradition.

Opening times are subject to variations: we advice to verify them before the visit (see the “Contacts” area) or by clicking here

The craftsmen of the Aosta valley traditionally used the term “l’Artisanà” to refer to the shop in the centre of Aosta where the products displayed during the Sant’Orso Craft Fair were taken for sale once the fair was over. Thus, the Institut Valdôtain de l’Artisanat de Tradition has decided to make this name its communication brand, combining the cultural and commercial sectors of its activity.
Today there are four Artisanà boutiques spread all over the region, providing an original showcase for a living, evolving craft industry rooted in tradition.
The boutiques de L’Artisanà offer tourists and aficionados the chance to take home an authentic piece of the Aosta Valley: objects crafted in wood, earthenware and wrought iron, as well as textiles and ceramics, testifying to the traditions of our region that stretch back thousands of years.

The boutique in Ayas
The boutique is located in Antagnod, at an altitude of 1699 metres a.s.l., in a delightful little village offering matchless views over Monte Rosa. It can be found inside “La Maison de l’Ours”, the home of the mountain dweller who killed the last bear in the Aosta Valley, in the style and size of typical of local building traditions. In addition, inside is a restored traditional oven that used to be used for baking bread.
In this appealing historical boutique, visitors can choose from a selection of quality objects shaped by skilled craftsmen.

Opening times:

July and August
from Monday to Sunday 10-13 / 14.30-19.30
Monday 5th July closed.

September
from Wednesday to Sunday 10-12.30 / 15.30-19.30
closed from 27 to 30 September.

October
Saturday and Sunday 10-12.30 / 15.30-19.30

November
Monday 1 and 2 November 10-12.30 / 15.30-19.30

Opening times are subject to variations: we advice to verify them before the visit (see the “Contacts” area).

The craftsmen of the Aosta valley traditionally used the term “l’Artisanà” to refer to the shop in the centre of Aosta where the products displayed during the Sant’Orso Craft Fair were taken for sale once the fair was over. Thus, the Institut Valdôtain de l’Artisanat de Tradition has decided to make this name its communication brand, combining the cultural and commercial sectors of its activity.
Today there are four Artisanà boutiques spread all over the region, providing an original showcase for a living, evolving craft industry rooted in tradition.
The boutiques de L’Artisanà offer tourists and aficionados the chance to take home an authentic piece of the Aosta Valley: objects crafted in wood, earthenware and wrought iron, as well as textiles and ceramics, testifying to the traditions of our region that stretch back thousands of years.

The boutique in Cogne

The boutique can be found on the pedestrian street named after one of the most important figures in the history of the Aosta Valley, César Emmanuel Grappein (1772-1855). Close to the Gran Paradiso National Park it is nestled between the highest peaks in Europe and visited by thousands of tourists each year. The boutique is an invitation for craft aficionados to take home an authentic piece of the Aosta Valley.

Opening times:

July and August
from Monday to Sunday 10-12.30 / 14.30-19.30
Closed on Monday 5th July.

September
from Wednesday to Sunday 9.30-12.30 / 15.30-19.00
closed from 27 to 30 September.

October
Saturday and Sunday 9.30-12.30 / 15.30-19.00

November
Monday 1 and 2 November 10-12.30 / 15-19

Opening times are subject to variations: we advice to verify them before the visit (see the “Contacts” area).

The craftsmen of the Aosta valley traditionally used the term “l’Artisanà” to refer to the shop in the centre of Aosta where the products displayed during the Sant’Orso Craft Fair were taken for sale once the fair was over. Thus, the Institut Valdôtain de l’Artisanat de Tradition has decided to make this name its communication brand, combining the cultural and commercial sectors of its activity.
Today there are four Artisanà boutiques spread all over the region, providing an original showcase for a living, evolving craft industry rooted in tradition.
The boutiques de L’Artisanà offer tourists and aficionados the chance to take home an authentic piece of the Aosta Valley: objects crafted in wood, earthenware and wrought iron, as well as textiles and ceramics, testifying to the traditions of our region that stretch back thousands of years.

The boutique in Courmayeur
The shop is located at 75, Via Roma, in the heart of Courmayeur, a place renowned for the staggering beauty of its alpine landscape. A stone’s throw from the Jardin de l’Ange, here you will find a vast selection of unique objects, produced according to the finest traditional craftsmanship.

Opening times are subject to variations: we advice to verify them before the visit (see the “Contacts” area).