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Community Event: Bynd Artisan

In the season of engaging in community-exclusive with #WomenOfStyleTheory, we decided this time round to get crafty. Together with Bynd Artisan, we co-hosted a leather crafting workshop experience for our subscribers.

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Known for their expertise in book-binding and leather craftsmanship, Bynd Artisan has been in the industry for close to 80 years. They create beautiful leather goods, exquisite covers on their bookbinding, as well as bespoke leather goods with customers in the process of it.

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Our #WomenOfStyleTheory spent an afternoon with a master craftsman to learn how to create a leather pouch from scratch with artisanal leather. In coming together to create such an intricate piece, we went through the steps taken that required meticulousness and each piece created is uniquely personal.

Selecting the leather:

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Drawing of the outline followed by sewing and pressing it to form:

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Personalising the unique handmade product:

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Every stage of the process requires a human touch and that’s the beauty in leather handcrafting. Many were thrilled and got their first hands-on experience with leather crafting. It was truly an enjoyable and crafty session!

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About Author

Ashley is fun-loving, and pens down anything that’s got to do with food, fashion, and films. She occasionally indulges in pop-culture narratives and secretly loves FPS games (betcha she can beat you in it!) Nothing excites her more than a trip with a scenic view -- mountains and fjords included. Her favourite apparel piece is a skirt, for it's flexible and flatters her height-- an added bonus if it comes with pockets!

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