This hand-stitched shoulder bag with its oval base is made from blue alligator leather. It features a golden shoulder strap buckle and eyelets. A classic bucket handbag, it was inspired by an earlier canvas and leather piece, specially commissioned by Sebastian Lepeu's wife (whose nickname Soussou was given to the bag).

This blue hand-stitched card holder has a flap and snap. On the very thick sides, Sébastien Lepeu has worked a special old-fashioned finish showing several layers of leather. The piece is made of Cordovan, an equine leather made from the fibrous flat connective tissue (or shell) beneath the hide on the rump of the horse.

This white leather paper press is inspired by the shape of an origami paper boat. This piece is part of Sébastien Lepeu's sculptural leather work series. This little boat is “a nod to the young child we all once were,” he explains.

La Demoiselle Crane (Grus Virgo) is a folded leather sculpture inspired by the art of origami. It is part of Sébastien Lepeu's leather sculpture series. His very first sculptural piece was a simple test for a shop decoration project, which then became “a pleasant way to marry two passions: leathercraft and wading birds.”

In a rectangular shape, this classic hand stitched shoulder bag features nickel-plated metal parts. It is the first design that Sébastien Lepeu made when he was sharing a cabinetmaker’s workshop. The shoulder strap splits in two, reminiscent of a swallow’s tail. Aronde means swallow in old French and is still used by cabinetmakers to name an assembly technique: dovetail (queue d’aronde, in French).