La Vacchetta Grassa is the name and brand of the leather goods shop located in the heart of Modena and housed in a beautiful historic building just steps away from Piazza Grande. It has been producing handmade belts, bags and wallets for over 35 years, by using 100% natural skins which are processed with the ancient vegetable tanning method, according to a local tradition dating back to the Middle Ages. The fruit of dedication and amazing artisan skill, all products are of the highest quality and can be purchased in the store on the workshop’s ground floor.
Monday to Saturday 9 am - 1 pm and 3.30 pm - 8 pm, closed on Thursday afternoons
Corso Canalchiaro, 42/44, Modena, MO, Italia
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+39 059 211167
- http://www.lavacchettagrassamodena.it
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