In Tonnerre, David Rosenblum Keeps the Ancient Art of Leatherworking Alive
This master craftsman from Burgundy perpetuates a rare trade, balancing custom creations, restoration, and the transmission of centuries-old expertise, on the occasion of European Heritage Days.

In Tonnerre, Burgundy, master craftsman David Rosenblum practices a little-known trade: leatherworking—the art of covering furniture, boxes, and objects with carefully crafted leather, according to RFI.
This centuries-old skill involves dressing various pieces of furniture or small objects with a carefully worked leather covering. David Rosenblum is dedicated to preserving this trade through three complementary activities, RFI reports: creating custom pieces, restoring antique objects, and passing on his techniques.
According to the source, the craftsman sees his work as a way to preserve the memory of traditional techniques while revealing the unique character of each piece he works on.
This spotlight on David Rosenblum's work comes during the European Heritage Days weekend, an annual event that celebrates the richness and diversity of French cultural heritage, RFI notes.
Sources
- Du passé vers demain: l’art de la gainerie selon David Rosenblum — RFI — Français
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