This new artwork poetically merges the three pillars of Baudour's identity. The autumn forest landscape recalls the etymology of the village's name, Bal-durnium, meaning passage through forests and marshes. Industrial heritage is represented by a central art deco-style servant figure, a nod to the famous Baudour Cerabel porcelain factory. Finally, the 'Waters of Baudour' are symbolized by the servant pouring local water and alongside the famous local lemonade bottle, a memory for many families.
This mural offers residents and visitors a poetic and proud interpretation of Baudour's collective history.
