Lamberto Bartolozzi was born and raised in the environment of saddle-making. In his workshop, he continues to pursue an old and valuable family tradition. The art of working leather requires great experience and dedication. His grandfather Giuseppe was the first to work in this profession, and today Lamberto has expanded production by creating, as well as handbags, accessories and Maremma saddles, as well as saddles for the military. Each piece is completely handmade, crafted with great skill and passion.
From Monday to Sunday from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm and from 3:30 pm to 8 pm
Via Roma, 75, Tolfa, RM, Italia
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+39 0766 92420
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http://www.lambertobartolozzi.it
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