Leather Work

Leather tooling and tanning is one of the oldest human practices, used for centuries for books, clothing and furniture. Despite technological advances in the world around us, there is something special about handcrafted leather goods, the smell, the feel, the hours involved in shaping something unique and organic that attracts people to the ancient practice. It's an art.

Rachael invests hours into hand tooling, dying and stitching pieces of art for those that want something raw and beautiful. Rachael specialises in wallets, journals, naturalist field books/logs, notebooks, and art diaries all with hand stitched pages. Rachael also makes covers for yearly diaries, vessel log books, portfolios to suit, and tobacco pouches. Materials available include kangaroo, goat and cow hide.

Have a look at the images below for past pieces and details and contact Rachael via the 'contact' button to have a chat about any idea you might have and a quote.

Indicative prices are below and depend on design, thickness of leather and materials required. All leather is sourced from Australian Tanneries, supporting local business and reducing your carbon footprint.

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