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Once it was believed that hot Sulfur Water in Tbilisi could cure your soul, that's why the city that we come from is well known due to its natural wonders and landscapes. However in the oldest times not only nature could amaze the visitors, but the traditions and the people, who inhabited this territory. It is assumed that Tbilisi was founded in the 4th century when Georgian King - Vakhtang Gorgasali found hot sulfur waters. But the latest archeological findings show that here was the Roman bath dated 1st-3rd century and this territory was populated even before A.D. Ancient people who lived here not only nurtured the gifts of nature but made these wanders an inseparable part of their traditions. One of these kinds of traditions is the handmade production of the highest quality leather products. Our ancestors used natural hot water to cultivate the leather and make the best clothes and accessories out of it. Places, where they used to produce leather, were called "Sadabgho" and the profane. www.etsy.com/shop/talatini/