A nice little shop with original poterie "made in France!" That seems like a no brainer, though we…read morewe getting a little frustrated, having visited several Christmas markets, hoping to find a nice piece with a bit of panache, but also clearly by a local artisan. We found local, or we found panache, but it was turning out to be a challenge to find both in the same piece! This shop has a nice selection of desigsn we hadn't noticed elsewhere, most very tasteful - with some unusual color schemes. Seemed a bit pricey, but we were in St. Remy in a real store, (as opposed to a market stall), so no surprise there. The staff was attentive and helpful. Would go back for more goodies!

Best selection of French made ceramics in St Remy. Very helpful staff, lots of patterns…read more But no assistance with shipping. I bought a shipping box from the French Post Office. The lady at Terre e Provence did a phenomenal job of packaging our purchases, so I expect they'll make it home ok.

The dude in front of me has a single box of cereal. And he appears to be getting tired of waiting…read more He steps out of line walks out of view for a second then out the store. The cashier tells the security guy as though this is a normal, daily routine. Security guy hustles out and a minute later security guy, cereal and shoplifter return. They go in the back and before I can relay the whole story to my wife Mr. Shoplifter is walking back out. No more free cereal for you!

I really like this department stores, ton's of useful items to purchase…read more Here, in America, this place is like our Walgreens Store chain. Tip: look up where the Monoprix stores are located; you can find most of your travelling items like meds,soaps and low cost towels here.

Lovely items and fantastic service. Ordered in-person while on a trip and received my items in a…read moretimely manner, beautifully wrapped and well-packed with bubble wrap.

Great alternative in Arles for both stylish Provence items and children's clothing.read more

The cool products sold here are quite unique, even if most of them were out of this American's…read moreprice range. Beautiful gifts and home goods. I bought some porcelain espresso cups made in Spain, which are wonderfully elegant and simple. The gentleman who worked there was very friendly, even though my French skills weren't superb. He was so friendly to us that he was helping me with my French pronunciation. I now use these espresso cuts regularly and it brings me such joy to remember this wonderful shop.