Wallace 2216 on a Pedestal, Photographed Against a Hanging Hide
The Wallace 2216 in tan English bridle leather, displayed on a black pedestal against a hanging hide and a wall of photographs. Marcellino NY.
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The Alfred Wallace 2251: Brown, Red and Brass
The Alfred Wallace 2251 in brown English bridle leather with a red suede lining, a brass key lock and a red tag. Made by hand at Marcellino NY.
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Veg Tan Belts in Tan, Red and Black
Veg tan leather belts I made in tan, red and black, each coiled with a different buckle: brass, antique silver and polished silver, with stitched keepers.
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Natural Vegetable Tanned Leather Belt with a Brass Buckle
A belt in natural vegetable tanned leather with a brass roller buckle and a stitched keeper. Photographs show it fastened, standing on edge and coiled.
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Wallace 2207 in Natural Bridle Leather with Suede Lining
Wallace 2207 in natural English bridle leather with a pale suede lining, a brass key lock and stitched shoulder straps. Made at Marcellino NY.
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The Art of Vegetable Tanning: How Natural Materials Create Timeless Leather Goods
Vegetable tanning is a traditional method of preserving and tanning leather using plant-based materials. The end result is a high-quality, durable, and natural-looking leather product with unique characteristics and potential for customization. Skilled artisans use natural materials and traditional techniques to create timeless leather goods in a more environmentally friendly and sustainable way.
