The Art of Leather Crafting: The Medieval Scarsella
A journey into the ancient leather workshop: Discover the ancient techniques of leather processing and the making of a medieval scarsella.
In the 14th and 15th centuries, medieval clothing was without integrated pockets: the scarsella (the typical belt bag) was therefore an essential accessory for anyone, from the wealthy merchant to the pilgrim, to store coins, documents, or personal items. Crafted with mastery, it was both a tool for everyday use and a unique style element.
