[Made to Order] Italian Leather Pueblo + Maya Hand-sewn Bifold Wallet Blue Brown

[Made to order] This product is made to order. You can specify the color of the thread. Delivery time will be approximately 10 days. Please contact us for details. A luxurious bi-fold wallet made with Italian tanners Pueblo from Badarassi and Maya from Il Ponte. Both leathers are unique in that they are tanned and dyed, then subjected to a process called ``Gin-suri,'' which involves scratching the gin-men (leather surface) in spots. Outside is Pueblo Petrorio. Inside is a Mayan testamoro. The thread is a calm blue color and each stitch is carefully hand sewn. ============================== Size: 11x9x3cm Card pocket x3 Coin purse x1 Billfold x1 Leather used Pueblo (Batarassi/Italy) Maya (Il Ponte/Italy) ============================== ***Pueblo/Maya Notes*** The image is a sample. The pattern produced by scratch processing differs from piece to piece. ***Notes*** Because natural leather is used, there may be wrinkles, scratches, pores, traces of blood vessels, and other biological characteristics. As it is handmade, there may be a size error of a few millimeters. https://studio-kokopelli.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/c360215be564a58738d284d4c9c9d34b.jpg The Italian Vegetable Tanning Association was founded in 1994 in the Tuscany region of Italy. It is a non-profit organization that currently has 19 member tanneries. Tanners who are members of the association adhere to traditional manufacturing methods and spare no time in producing and supplying high-quality vegetable tanned leather. Philosophy of the association (from the association website) Made in Tuscany The association's headquarters are located in Tuscany, halfway between Florence and Pisa, along the River Arno. The production area is at the cutting edge of technology and management, and the tanners who are members of the association work in symbiotic relationship with the environment. Well-controlled quality When joining the association, tanners undertake to accept regular checks on their compliance with manufacturing regulations. The checks are carried out by the independent certification body ICE.C (Leather Industry Quality Certification Authority). metal free The manufacturing processes carried out by our member tanneries have long been metal-free. This is because we use raw materials based on a centuries-old tradition of vegetable tanning. A manufacturing process that adheres to the principles of sustainability and circularity results in natural products based on tradition. No animals are killed or injured to obtain leather. The raw hides used in tanneries are made from the raw materials left when cows raised for food are slaughtered. Additionally, these cows were raised in European countries that comply with EU regulations regarding animal housing conditions. Tanneries utilize byproducts from the food industry without wasting them and create beautiful products. natural raw materials The tanning process is carried out using natural tannins of vegetable origin. Unlike synthetic raw materials, these tannins are derived from renewable sources and are valued for their excellent antioxidant, antibiotic, and antibacterial properties. environmental certificate The Tuscan leather industry district is the only one in Italy to be certified by EMAS (Eco-management and Audit Scheme). This certification system is one of the tools promoted by the EU to encourage the implementation of responsible environmental strategies. social responsibility The association has adopted the guidelines of the international standard ISO 26000 regarding the social responsibility of organizations, and the association focuses on respect for the environment and human rights, transparency, and legality as conditions for using the trademark ``Tuscan vegetable tanned leather.'' It is set at Compliance with laws and regulations The Association complies with all relevant Italian and European legislation. We constantly strive to guarantee human health, the conservation of plant and animal species, and the protection of the area's landscape, architectural, artistic and cultural heritage. I am. work ethics The association and its member tanneries comply with current laws and regulations regarding the health and safety of workers in the workplace, labor contracts and pay, and do not discriminate on the basis of gender, ethnicity or religion. circular economy Tanneries affiliated with the association utilize a centralized wastewater treatment facility owned by the association. This facility has been checked by the responsible agency to ensure that wastewater generated during the process is properly treated and purified. In accordance with the recover-recycle-reuse principles of the circular economy, waste generated during various stages of manufacturing is processed and transformed into materials that can be used in other industries.