When you think of Limoges, one word springs instantly to mind: porcelain. The city’s name is practically synonymous with the fine, translucent ceramics that once graced royal tables across Europe. For centuries, “Limoges” has meant craftsmanship — artistry shaped in white kaolin clay, fired and glazed to perfection. In a curious way, it feels like France’s answer to Britain's Wedgwood, that Staffordshire marvel of industrial elegance. Both towns rose to fame on the back of be

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