Video courtesy of Marcell Mrsan of Koronya Handmade Shoes and Boots.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
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- Will Boehlke is the CEO of Dynamic Endeavors, a company he founded in 2002, and the author of A Suitable Wardrobe, the award-winning weblog about dressing with style. He lives in San Francisco with his wife and fifty pairs of shoes. For more information, visit Will on the web at www.dynend.com.
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4 comments:
Will,
It is a pleasure to see such craftsmanship. The video also makes me feel even better about spending a little extra money for quality shoes. Thanks for the post.
Watching an artisan at work is a wonderful sight.
Where is Koronya based? There's not a clue on their website.
Budapest I believe.
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