YA SAS.

In Greek this is not merely a greeting it is a wish for good health. My name is Nikos Sakalis – My professional brand name is SEMINOLE. I produce leather artifacts, handbags, purses, wallets, belts, miscellaneous useful/handy objects, light fixtures, furniture, mirrors and anything else that comes to mind.

I can make your own designs, provided I enjoy your idea and it makes me happy to materialize it.
I make simple things with imagination, using Greek Materials (leather, glue, threads etc.). As I consider that I contribute to the economy of my country.

I love my job because it is fulfilling. If I start something, I initially make it for myself and then for you. Some appreciate my approach. My production may not be perfect for you, but it is for me and I pride myself for it.

My prices may be expensive if compared with Asian products but cheap when compared with European Equivalent.
If you are looking for something cheap, I may not be your choice, but if you want something good, then come and meet me at my workshop.

If societies are made up for followers (by 95%) and only of thinkers (by 5%) then I am addressing the 5%. My target group consists of refined educated clients not the nouveau riches. Framed degrees and certificates hanging on our walls do not necessarily constitute education.

I am not for short lived consumption. I prefer long lasting classical quality.
When we buy something we want to use, it becomes part of ourselves, it represents ourselves. We do not purchase things thinking that in six months it will be out of fashion and therefore disposed. Our products become part of us and cannot be dispose of. They are ’’us’’ and we have personality, we do not follow everybody else on earth.

My production line is hand made. I work alone and I only have two hands. As everybody else. Consequently what you may like may not be available that particular moment, and you may have to wait on till it is produced. How long it will take, will depend on the season and on demand.

If you find me in a good mood when we meet, I will have more to say.

Nikos Sakalis
SEMINOLE