The artists of Atelier Paré have worked very hard to create unique and interesting articles based on the many legends and stories that have helped define Quebec.
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 This Normand style house had whitewashed walls, with a brightly-coloured painted cedar plank roof. The coloured roof helped our ancestors identify their homes upon returning from a hunting trip or an excursion on the river, especially in wintertime. |
 Hand painted memo pad |
 The rooster has long been recognized as nature's alarm clock-craking the morning silence withits familiar song. Their chant announcing the break of day serves as a warning to witches, demons, vampires and all nocturnal spirits to stop their follies and take shelter from the light of day. |
 Book about Quebec legends |
 Many of the Iroquois Nations believed that the spirit of the Great Pine was a peace maker. This peace stick, sculpted in pine, has been created for the holder to use as a focal point to direct their conflicts and find inner peace. |
 Biography of master sculptor Alphonse Paré |
