We have been honored and delighted to receive the EPV “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” which means “Living heritage company”.
This label is a mark of recognition that is granted by the French Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industry to reward French firms for the excellence of their artisanal and industrial know-how and the “French Made” craftmanship.
This label brings together manufacturers committed to the high performance of their profession and their product. The companies labeled EPV are characterized by:
– The possession of a specific economic heritage, resulting from manufacturing experience;
– The implementation of a rare know-how, based on the mastery of traditional techniques.
This label allows us to highlight the quality of our craftsmanship, the know-how of our team and their ability to work with specific machines and technics dedicated to the packaging, printing, shaping and graphic arts.
Since more than 30 years, the values of excellence that combine tradition and modernity guide our company with passion and we are proud to be an ambassador of exceptional French know-how.
A selective and prestigious Label
To receive the EPV Label, a company must have specific and rare economic assets.
The objective is to label everything that contributes to enhancing the heritage, that is to say the rarity, notoriety and originality of products.
Companies must also have rare and notorious know-how. Mastery of traditional techniques requires special skills that cannot be acquired through normal training. The professional gesture, the technique of the gesture are the object of the protection offered by the label.
The last criterion is the reputation of the cultural dimension of the company (way of working …) and the age of their geographic location.
We have specific equipment, a qualified team, technical skills and craftmanship, a remarkable customer network and we work in a historical place (a Le Corbusier inspired house, built by a Modernist architect, surrounded by a magnificent peacefull garden full of plane trees and cypress trees).
That way, L’ATELIER Dadalus matches all those critrias.
More informations are available on the INMA Institut National des Métiers d’Art website : www.institut-metiersdart.org