Holiday Valet Tray Evening
Holiday Valet Tray Evening
Leave with a gift that carries their initials, made with your own hands.
A valet tray is the place by the door where keys, a watch and a ring land at the end of the day. On two Wednesday evenings in December, you make one from a single piece of leather. You mark and cut the pattern, punch each hole by hand, set the Chicago screws that raise its four corners, and stamp the initials of the person it is for. By eight it is finished and ready to wrap.
No experience is needed. Our master artisans teach every step, two at the bench for fourteen guests.
What you learn
Pattern layout and cutting · Hole punching by hand · Chicago screw assembly · Edge finishing · Initial stamping
The details
Wednesdays, December 9 and 16
6 to 8pm
Fourteen seats an evening
$300 a seat. Leather, hardware and tools included.
15 Clement Street, Inner Richmond, San Francisco
Giving the evening instead? A gift card covers a seat. If your Wednesday is full, join its waitlist.
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What Students & Alums Are Saying
Studying here has been an extraordinary experience. Beatrice Amblard teaches leatherworking with the same discipline, precision, and excellence she honed during her years at Hermès. The progressive curriculum is demanding and incredibly rewarding. I'm currently in Level 3 and feel privileged to be learning how the finest bags in the world are truly made.
Bea and Amelie have created a beautifully designed studio and a thoughtful approach to teaching leathercraft. I love coming here and appreciate the care that goes into how the studio and classes are run.
