Geneviève Berthet graduated as a ceramics restorer in 1997.

Since then? It's been a party every day. In her own workshop, perched on boulevard des Tranchées 48 in the heart of Champel.

She has been making ceramics ever since.

She restores with precision the rarest, the most fragile, the oldest, the most unusual, but also the most familiar objects when they have sentimental value. From aporcelain doll to a pair of potiches that once belonged to Napoleon III, to the headdress of a Tang statuette (640-900 AD), these are just some of the objects entrusted to Geneviève's expert compassion.