The Material — Where Every Piece Begins

I work with full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather from renowned Italian tanneries like Badalassi Carlo. Known as Pueblo leather, it begins with a matte, textured surface and evolves over time—smoothing, darkening, and developing a rich patina unique to each piece. Every cut and stitch is done by hand in New York, shaping leather that only gets better with age.

Rust - Walnut and Cognac

Warm, classic, and grounded.
This full-grain vegetable-tanned Pueblo leather showcases rich brown tones with a natural pull-up effect that reveals depth and movement with every bend. The slightly textured matte surface gradually smooths out, developing a deep, rugged patina over time. It’s a timeless combination — designed for everyday use and built to look better with age.

Sage — Emerald & Olive

Calm and nature-inspired.
Blending deep emerald with muted olive tones, this Pueblo leather offers a quiet, organic presence. It starts with a slightly firm structure and a dry matte feel, then softens beautifully through use.As it ages, the surface gains subtle richness and depth, creating a refined yet grounded aesthetic inspired by the natural world.

Nebula — Violet & Burgundy

Bold and expressive.
A striking fusion of deep violet and burgundy tones gives this leather a dramatic, almost artistic character. The textured surface enhances its color depth, while the vegetable-tanned base ensures long-term durability. With time, the tones deepen and the surface gains a smoother finish, making each piece feel more personal and visually dynamic.

Azul — Sapphire & Ortensia

Cool and modern.
This combination of deep sapphire and lighter blue tones offers a clean, contemporary look. The Pueblo texture starts matte and slightly powdery, then gradually transitions into a smoother, more polished surface with use. It develops a subtle, elegant patina — perfect for those who prefer a refined, understated style with a modern edge..

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