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History. up to 2,500 Tons Shipped Each Year: when the Dijon Plain Was a Mecca for Wicker Cultivation
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History. up to 2,500 Tons Shipped Each Year: when the Dijon Plain Was a Mecca for Wicker Cultivation
In the Dijon plain, there was a time, in the 19th and 20th centuries, when fields were filled with osier in several villages, such as Bessey-lès-Cîteaux, Échigey, Izeure and Aiserey. Although this culture has now been forgotten, some still retain memories or traces of this page in the agricultural history of this region.
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