Katy Warriner
Founded in 2018, Warriner Leather was born out of a desire to make practical, long-lasting leather wares, highlighting a need to slow down and be more thoughtful of where our materials come from. My designs are timeless pieces, that reflect values of tradition and simplicity as well as being practical and durable to everyday living.
I work with my hands, using traditional tools and techniques. Every piece is entirely handmade, using local leather, waxed linen threads and brass hardware.
I make things to tell a story, to give my customers more than just a belt or a bag. I tell the story of leather, from its beginnings to its end. A circular story, from soil through to soil and all the processes in between.
It is my responsibility to help people reconnect with the things they buy, to repair rather than replace, to honour and keep alive traditional crafts.
Warriner Leather is an artisan leather workshop, designing and making leather wares that stand the test of time.
Leather Belt and bag making workshop dates:
Belt Making – One day workshop:
April 15th – SOLD OUT
May 13th – 3 places
June 10th – 3 places
Bag Making – Two day workshop:
April 29th and 30th – SOLD OUT
May 20th and 21st – 2 places
June 17th and 18th – 2 places
Katy also teaches 1:1 classes by private arrangement.
TO BOOK: EMAIL KATY ON warrinerleatherworks@gmail.com
Charlie Collier
Born and raised in Oxford, Charlie has been making pots since his early twenties. His passion for clay began at college in 2012, followed by an apprenticeship at Whichford Pottery and years of service as a production flowerpot thrower. Now having moved to Devon, Charlie will be making his own range of wood and gas […]