Poplar
IncludedFine, pale grain
A soft, even-grained wood, ideal for fine carving and pieces meant to be painted or gilded. Light and stable, it is the workshop's reference species.

Coats of Arms & Portraits
Made from solid wood with a natural grain, this Occitan cross is a workshop creation that combines elegance and authenticity. Its simple relief highlights the emblematic lines of this historic symbol. Ideal for dressing a wall, it suits traditional and contemporary decor alike.
Your order may first need the workshop's approval, based on a quote. If anything needs to change, the workshop will contact you.
For a large-quantity order, get in touch with the workshop.
Read: wooden Occitan cross
Coats of Arms & Portraits
True heirloom pieces, our coats of arms and portraits combine rigorous preparatory drawing, fine carving and workshop finishing. Beyond our range of standard sizes, we assess and quote for all your heraldic projects and personalised portraits.
The Occitan cross, also known as the cross of Languedoc or the cross of Toulouse, is a historic emblem whose origins go back to the Middle Ages. Popularised by the Counts of Toulouse, it is today the symbol of Occitanie and its rich cultural heritage. Its twelve ball-shaped tips are traditionally interpreted as the twelve months of the year, the twelve signs of the zodiac or the twelve apostles, depending on the tradition.
Coat of arms, motto and external ornaments are redrawn by the rules of heraldry before being transferred onto the wood.
Carved from the solid, the relief is then reworked by hand: its details are refined with a chisel.
A patina, heraldic tinctures in polychromy or gold leaf bring out the character of the piece.
Fine, pale grain
A soft, even-grained wood, ideal for fine carving and pieces meant to be painted or gilded. Light and stable, it is the workshop's reference species.
Bold, golden figure
The quintessential noble French wood. Hard, durable, with its recognisable figure, it lends prestige and patina to reception-room panelling.
Wall pieces: regular dusting with a soft brush preserves the relief. Gilded parts are never touched with bare hands.
Keep away from direct humidity. The workshop can apply a microcrystalline wax over patinas.
The workshop's commitments
A question about this piece, a particular species, a deadline? The workshop replies within 48 working hours.

Coats of Arms & Portraits
A small carved medallion for a wall composition or a decorative detail, shown here with Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris as an example.
10 × 10 cm · Poplar, Oak
€30.00
View

Coats of Arms & Portraits
Inspired by the south transept rose window of Beauvais Cathedral, this piece is equally at home on a wall, above a door or as part of a ceiling medallion.
Ø 26 cm · Poplar, Pine
€120.00
View

Coats of Arms & Portraits
A portrait or family coat of arms, carved using visual references.
Size studied on request · Oak, Walnut
From€590.00
View