In Aveyron, the end of summer brings a whole new world into view. What better way to warm up our tables and our moments of sharing! Discover the autumn winter 2024 collection of ceramic tableware from KOMET. Modern earthenware with the character of our native land, which will enhance your meals, dinners and seasonal tables with elegance and strength.

Jacques Godfrain came to us to design a medal to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the completion of the A75 motorway.

We are KOMET Ceramics, a manufacturer of traditional earthenware from Aveyron! We do the Friday morning markets in Millau! COME AND BUY YOUR OWN CROCKERY

Today, KOMET perpetuates this know-how in the town of Millau, nestled in the heart of the Occitanie region, renowned for its long tradition in the field of ceramics. This tradition dates back to Gallo-Roman times, when the town was home to a major pottery production center: La Graufesenque.

The photo shoot by Naomi SEM (floral and wedding designer) with Sidonie VIDAL (photographer) was published on THE LANE blog.

We need you and your votes! For our short video on "Ma boîte, Mon territoire".

Next date: November 8 - 9 - 10, 2024! KOMET ceramic tableware returns to Paris!

KOMET is back in his workshop after this first Grand Salon in Paris.

In 11 days' time, KOMET will be at the Barbecue expo at the Parc Floral de Paris from March 22nd to 24th.

This resulted in 2 nice articles in the press.

A year of collaboration and excitement!

Our plates and glasses in: Un Mariage magique pour Noël inspiration shoot for an intimate, fairytale wedding in tune with the times, created and imagined by Daphnée, La MARQUISE ÈVENTS.

New products available in shop at La Capelle

VIDEO - Presentation of the Aveyron Events table in collaboration with KOMET.

VIDEO - Launch of sales on the website and presentation of the collection

Read the article published in "Atout Aveyron" in September 2023

KOMET was delighted to meet you at this 5th edition of the Salon du Fabriqué en Aveyron and to be part of the round table organised for the occasion.

Ceramics is not the first of Aveyron's traditional crafts to spring to mind. Who remembers that 2000 years ago, Millau was the leading ceramic production site in the Roman Empire? Its strategic location, at the confluence of the Tarn and Dourbie rivers, enabled it to export its production throughout the Empire until the early 3rd century.