Heading to Paris to meet visual artist Angèle Guerre. Working with leather and paper intricately cut with a scalpel, she creates airy, highly precise sculptures. For ‘L’Art du Savoir,’ she is taking over our window display on Boulevard des Capucines with a brand‑new installation.

The Nantes-based (France) visual artist Amélie Dubois transforms the small, seemingly insignificant details of everyday life into poetic works and has collaborated on a series of creations made from leather offcuts.

Artist and filmmaker, Alix Bortoli crafts stories and films by hand. From wood to ceramics, from paper to leather, she explores materials frame by frame, following a long and intricate creative process that reveals its magic only once the “play” button is pressed.

Le Tanneur invites you to discover its Vintage pop-up at 16 Boulevard des Capucines.

For this new episode of The Art of Knowledge, we invite you to meet Valentine Despointes, a leather artisan who, using leftover scraps of leather, sculpts lush jungles, colorful animals, stylized figures, and also the leather eucalyptus flowers on which we collaborated.

Le Tanneur unveils two new creations developed in collaboration with the company Adapta, pieces that continue to celebrate the House’s heritage while offering new perspectives on leather goods.

A true land of traditions, Camargue is renowned for its expertise in braiding.Within this local heritage, we (re)discovered raffia, a naturally elegant material that pairs beautifully with leather.

Artist, artisan, and designer, Léna Théodore lives in Arles, where she spends most of her time drawing and designing new crochet pieces—a technique she is passionate about reviving. Le Tanneur x Léna Théodore – a collection that blends crochet and leather craftsmanship, specially designed for our window displays.

Champagne Abelé 1757 and master leatherworker Le Tanneur join forces for a unique collaboration, combining historic expertise and French art de vivre.