About the maker

For a long time, I had a desire to create something with my own hands — a path that began with papier-mâché, moved through felt, and eventually reached epoxy materials. Each stage taught me something new, but it was leather that ultimately gave me my true direction. My first encounter with leather happened at a masterclass — the very first piece I made there made it clear that this was the material and technique I had long been searching for. That led me to complete a professional course, which, due to certain circumstances, ran longer than planned — though that extra time only deepened my experience. I now work independently, creating leather accessories. I choose natural leather, and my stitching technique and approach are always adapted to the specific accessory and the characteristics of the material. My range includes bags, wallets, belts, card holders, bracelets, and keychains — each one handmade, with an individual approach, so that every piece retains its own unique style and character. My work is built on quality and durability: natural leather that only improves with time, and products that, over the years, retain both their functionality and their aesthetic value. Tamano (Spanish — size; Japanese — many, genuine) — this name, and this product line, is devoted to craftsmanship, strength, and beauty. Every item matters.