EACD 2026: Norki, 15 years of craftsmanship and passing on expertise at the heart of the craft

For Norki, taking part in the European Artistic Crafts Days is far more than an annual event—it is a commitment. Since 2024, the Maison has opened its doors to the public to share the reality of its works, explain its gestures, and make visible what too often remains hidden behind finished objects. In 2026, this participation naturally continues, strengthened by the company’s fifteenth anniversary and by a major recognition obtained in 2023: the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label.

Being awarded the EPV label means belonging to a select circle of French companies recognized for the excellence of their artisanal and industrial know-how. This distinction highlights businesses that combine tradition and innovation, master rare techniques, and pursue long-term development. At Norki, this recognition crowns years of work, research, and exacting standards, as well as the vision carried by its founder. Since 2025, Sonia Linard has also served as President of the EPV Grand Est network, further reinforcing her commitment to promoting craftsmanship, transmission, and the international reach of made in France.

At Norki, made in France is not a marketing argument—it is a daily reality lived within the Molsheim workshops. Upholstery, fur sewing, Lunéville embroidery, and the working of hides and furs: each craft is practiced in-house by skilled artisans, trained in demanding techniques and driven by the same passion for excellence. This diversity of know-how allows the Maison to design and manufacture unique decorative and furniture pieces, where every detail matters and the hand of the artisan remains visible.