Frequently Asked Questions

At Articho in the Villeray district of Montreal: www.articho.com

At À fleur de terre in Vaudreuil:https://afleurdeterre.ca/collections/eve-marie-laliberte-ceramiste https://afleurdeterre.ca

Yes, you can refer to the following section: https://evemlaliberte.myshopify.com/pages/expedition

Yes, all my pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe, except those with gold decoration.

Yes, it is possible to reheat food but it is not a “cooking” plate. You should also avoid putting a plate from the fridge into a very hot oven to avoid thermal shock.

Yes, simply remove the cork completely and place the porcelain piece on/around the candle. ATTENTION!! The porcelain piece will become very hot, avoid handling it. • This is not a recommended safe use.

Yes, under certain conditions. You can refer to the following section: https://evemlaliberte.myshopify.com/pages/expedition /pages/expedition

Yes, under certain conditions. You can refer to the following section: https://evemlaliberte.myshopify.com/pages/expedition /pages/expedition

Sandstone is a material characterized by very high hardness and excellent resistance to chemical or climatic attacks. This resistance is obtained by cooking at a temperature above 1200°C (2200°F). It is resistant unless it undergoes thermal or physical shock against a hard surface.

These are two ways of naming the work of the same material: earth.

There are several types of clay, including porcelain, stoneware and earthenware which have different properties and are chosen according to the uses envisaged by the ceramist.

All prices are shown in Canadian dollars.

There are several adhesives available in hardware stores that will allow you to glue the pieces back together to make a decorative piece only.

Yes, I collect the taxes in force in Quebec, namely the GST and the QST

Charges may apply upon the arrival of your product in your country of residence, this is beyond my control and I accept no responsibility for this.