Marc Raimbault

For more than thirty years, Marc Raimbault has been working with wood. His technique, part of an age-old tradition, further elevates the precious woods he uses, such as Macassar ebony, through the addition of gold dust and metal inlays to the wood grain.

Marc Raimbault’s work has become a part of numerous prestigious collections – both private and public. He has been rewarded with many prizes and distinctions, including the Grand Prix National des Métiers d’Art (National Grand Prize for Arts and Crafts) in 1997, the Prix Régional Dunhill Prestige International (Dunhill Prestige International Regional Prize) in 1998, the Prix Régional du Concours des Ateliers d’Art de France (French Art Workshops Regional Prize) in 2012. Marc Raimbault was also among the finalists for the Prix Liliane Bettencourt pour l’Intelligence de la Main (Liliane Bettencourt Prize for Manual Intelligence) in 2016.