The design on the front of this leather photo album depicts the basilisk – a mythological animal said to be able to kill with a single glance. Daniel recreated this Renaissance motif using the traditional Cordobán or cordwain leatherwork technique.

Height 25 cm
Width 31 cm

Simple plant motifs surround stylised figures of deer on this Maryam leather jewellery box. Its design is visibly influenced by the Hispano-Moresque style common in late Mudéjar decoration. The box was created using the traditional Cordobán or cordwain leatherwork technique.

Height 18 cm
Width 34 cm

This decorative wall-hanging is a reproduction of an 18th-century design, featuring small bunches of flowers arranged around a central bouquet comprising roses, small camellias and a single central lily under a scalloped canopy with tassels.

Height 110 cm
Width 109 cm

This Isabelino-style jamuga (hip-joint) chair features a heraldic motif inspired by the coat of arms of the Spanish city of Toledo. This style of armchair was once very common throughout Spain, and examples can still be found in the likes of cathedrals, castles and stately homes.

Height 84 cm
Width 68 cm

features a metal motif in the centre. Made using the Guadamecí artistic leatherwork technique, this chest is an ideal bedroom furniture accessory.

Height 48 cm
Width 110 cm