Udelric Belt Bag
Belt bag with buckle closure. The flap is reinforced with double stitching, and the buckle is hidden in the back.
This product has been made by Spanish artisans, using totally authentic skins and leathers. The mastery in the cutting, preparation and tanning of skins typical of the regions of northern Andalusia and the South of Valencia, is where we find these workshops with fur tradition that goes back generations. The use of traditional techniques both in sewing and in the cutting of the pieces, makes each article unique in itself.
Bustling workshops in which the whole family meets to work, are typical of the Spanish culture, always surrounded by forms of social work in which knowledge is transmitted between generations through family stories or anecdotes
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Udelric Belt Bag
Udelric Belt Bag
Belt bag with buckle closure. The flap is reinforced with double stitching, and the buckle is hidden in the back.
This product has been made by Spanish artisans, using totally authentic skins and leathers. The mastery in the cutting, preparation and tanning of skins typical of the regions of northern Andalusia and the South of Valencia, is where we find these workshops with fur tradition that goes back generations. The use of traditional techniques both in sewing and in the cutting of the pieces, makes each article unique in itself.
Bustling workshops in which the whole family meets to work, are typical of the Spanish culture, always surrounded by forms of social work in which knowledge is transmitted between generations through family stories or anecdotes
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Belt bag with buckle closure. The flap is reinforced with double stitching, and the buckle is hidden in the back.
This product has been made by Spanish artisans, using totally authentic skins and leathers. The mastery in the cutting, preparation and tanning of skins typical of the regions of northern Andalusia and the South of Valencia, is where we find these workshops with fur tradition that goes back generations. The use of traditional techniques both in sewing and in the cutting of the pieces, makes each article unique in itself.
Bustling workshops in which the whole family meets to work, are typical of the Spanish culture, always surrounded by forms of social work in which knowledge is transmitted between generations through family stories or anecdotes
