Louis Vuitton is a house known for its incredible craftsmanship—and, right now, it’s showcasing it in Toronto.

The maison is displaying its finest works in an immersive display, Savoir-Faire, in Canada’s biggest city. From Sept. 24 to Oct. 4, the presentation can be found at the house’s Bloor Street location.

Shoppers can explore Women’s and Men’s ready-to-wear, Objets Nomades and iconic hard-sided trunks, with many offerings exclusive to Canada.

One of these unique items is a creative take on the iconic Cocoon chair by Estúdio Campana: the Cocoon Couture Curupira, inspired by the mythical protector Brazilian forests, is decorated in an eye-catching embroidery of enameled stones and sequins.

High jewelry pieces, including the Galaxie Sautoir necklace in white gold and diamonds, LV Color Emerald earrings and items from the Idyllle Blossom collection, are also made exclusive to the Canadian market.

Some of LV’s most imaginative hard-sided trunk designs are making their Canadian debut at the Toronto location. The Malle Vin—a sommelier’s dream—designed specifically for wine tasting, and the colourful Courrier Lozine 110 Monogram Asnières Bloom, inspired by the stained glass found in the historic Louis Vuitton family home, are both entering the Canadian market.

The Lipstick Trunk and Malle Horlogère will also be on display, along with the Nano Set Mother of Pearl collection, with embellished Nano Capucines handbags nestled into a Monogram trunk.

Savoir-Faire Toronto is a testament to LV’s history of artisanship.

Images courtesy of Louis Vuitton.