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From aides-entreprises.fr — national grants and calls for company creation, innovation and export · checked 15 Nov 2026

Ateliers d'Art de France Craft Art Competition

Concours Ateliers d'Art de France

Open · 17 days left Prize France Permanent programme Ateliers d'Art de France · Concours Ateliers d'Art de France
Closes
2 Dec 2026
17 days left
Funding per project
1 000–1 000 EUR
Who can apply
Micro companies, Individuals
Open to applicants from
France

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What this call funds

A national and regional competition rewarding craft professionals in France who created or restored a piece from their workshop, with a 1,000 euro prize per region and category. Applications are due 2 December 2026 and the competition is open to sole traders or collaborations in traditional craft trades based in the relevant region. Winners also gain training, trade-fair visibility and market access.

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The call in detail

Funder
Ateliers d'Art de France
Programme
Concours Ateliers d'Art de France
Type
Prize, a permanent programme
Funding per project
1 000–1 000 EUR
Eligible applicants
Micro companies, Individuals
Eligible countries
France
Startup relevance
Low
Source
aides-entreprises.fr — national grants and calls for company creation, innovation and export

Key dates

2 Dec 2026
Applications close

Earlier rounds and changes

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