Provencal Costume and Jewelry Museum

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2 rue Jean Ossola, 06130 Grasse

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Former residence of the Marquise de Cabris, Mirabeau’s sister, the Clapier-Cabris mansion has housed the Musée Provençal du Costume et du Bijou (the Provence Costume and Jewelry Museum) since 1997.

This exceptional private collection, patiently gathered by Hélène Costa, is comprised of 18th and 19th century Provencal costumes and jewelry, including dresses, quilted petticoats, lace finery, and hair adornments. These clothes tell the story of the lives of the women peasants, artisans, and city dwellers of Provence. Free self-guided tour.