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Become a partnerAt Évires in the commune of Fillière, the Savoyard Pottery Museum displays more than 2,000 pieces of every kind of pottery used in Savoy from the 12th century to the 1930s, under the timber frame of an 1842 farmhouse on the Bornes Plateau.

The Musée de la Poterie Savoyarde is tucked away at Évires, a hamlet of the new commune of Fillière, on the Bornes Plateau. The museum is housed under the vast timber frame of an 1842 farmhouse, a heritage building typical of the region. It was founded in 1981 by Jean-Christophe Hermann, whose family has worked clay in Haute-Savoie for several generations at the nearby Poterie d'Évires.
The collection holds more than 2,000 pieces representing every type of pottery used in Savoy, from the 12th century to the 1930s. Cookware (toupins, pots, gratin dishes), preservation vessels (jars for fat, butter, honey), decorative ceramics, popular faience, baking dishes. The museum also displays hundreds of potter's tools and plaster or clay moulds from the 18th and 19th centuries, a rare record of artisanal technique.
The visit is guided and individual only, by appointment, which makes it a personal and high-quality experience. The museum is open from Easter to All Saints. Contact: +33 (0)4 50 62 01 90. It is one of Europe's most complete sites for Savoyard ceramics, ideally combined with a visit to the contemporary Poterie d'Évires (Hermann family workshop), which still produces work in the same tradition today.
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The Savoyard Pottery Museum at Fillière can only be visited by appointment: contact Jean-Christophe Hermann on +33 (0)4 50 62 01 90 to arrange a date between Easter and All Saints.
The Savoyard Pottery Museum at Fillière is open from Easter to All Saints, by individual guided tour by appointment only. Verified on 10 June 2026.
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The Savoyard Pottery Museum at Fillière displays more than 2,000 pieces of Savoyard pottery from the 12th century to the 1930s, along with hundreds of plaster and clay potter's moulds from the 18th and 19th centuries.
The Savoyard Pottery Museum is at Évires, a hamlet of the new commune of Fillière (74570), on the Bornes Plateau. About 25 min from Annecy via the A41.
The Savoyard Pottery Museum was founded in 1981 by Jean-Christophe Hermann, a potter whose family has worked clay in Haute-Savoie for several generations at the Poterie d'Évires.
Yes. The Savoyard Pottery Museum pairs perfectly with a visit to the contemporary Poterie d'Évires (Hermann family), which still carries on the Savoyard ceramic tradition in its studio.
Plan for 1 h for the guided tour of the Savoyard Pottery Museum at Fillière, plus 30 min for the nearby contemporary Poterie d'Évires.
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