I found leathercraft while searching for something real.

For a long time, I wandered.
Off track.
Until a moment caught me off guard—while playing a videogame, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

It said:
“You lack the required skill to improve this item.”

It stayed with me.

I realized something simple, yet undeniable:
I could build skill in that world…
or I could build skill here—in the real one.

So I began.

I explored materials. Sewing. Woodworking. Calligraphy. Drawing. Sculpting.
And eventually, I encountered a material that had been overlooked for far too long:

Leather.

One workshop was enough. I was hooked.

Since then, this has been my path—
the thing that lit the flame again,
and keeps me on track.

It became my first touchstone
eventually the next steppingstone
In the end milestone after milestone.

I make pieces to be used—
to live with you,
to age with you.

Things you reach for every day.
Things that become yours.

In both the items I make, and the way I make them,
I try to bring back something I’ve been missing—

a sense of craft.

Every item holds my time, my focus, my dedication—

a small piece of me,
carried with you.