Protection
L’Artisanà protects Aosta Valley craftsmanship and the skills that express the identity of the region, including through the Craft Museum and its cultural activities and exhibitions.
Promotion
L’Artisanà raises the profile of local crafts through workshops, promotional initiatives and a network of shops across the region.
Development
L’Artisanà supports craft businesses from start-up to growth, offering training, advice and guidance, including for those who want to make crafts their profession.
A key reference for promotion and development
L’Artisanà is the Region’s agency responsible for protecting, promoting and developing Aosta Valley craftsmanship in its historical, traditional, local and artistic forms.
Discover and buy Aosta Valley crafts
In L’Artisanà shops you’ll find works and handmade pieces by Aosta Valley artisans, reflecting skills, techniques and know-how rooted in the region. The shops are also a practical way of promoting and supporting professional craft production.
Our mission: teaching hands-on skills
Educational activities
L’offerta educativa del MAV punta a rendere bambini e famiglie protagonisti, con percorsi multidisciplinari, visite e laboratori.
Partecipazione attiva, sperimentazione e gioco guidano una didattica che unisce divertimento e apprendimento.
Le attività approfondiscono le collezioni, le mostre e l’artigianato valdostano seguendo curiosità e inclinazioni dei visitatori.
Schools
Nurseries, pre-schools, primary and secondary schools
Families
Learning and fun for the whole family
Adults
Workshops in woodcarving and sculpture, wool and leatherwork, led by local artisans
Birthday parties
Become real artisans by making your own wooden toy… or your birthday present!
MUSEUM
MAV – Museum of Traditional Aosta Valley Craftsmanship
In the heart of Fénis, MAV tells the story and evolution of Aosta Valley craftsmanship through objects, tools and first-hand accounts, celebrating the skills and techniques that have shaped the region’s craft heritage over time.
MUSEUM
SpaziØrso
SpaziØrso is a cultural space divided into two areas.
The exhibition area hosts temporary shows on artists, techniques or themes that the Fénis museum cannot explore in depth.
The hands-on area is designed for young people, introducing them to crafts through materials and making.
