Colouring is done on naturally tanned leather with dye-based colours. A layer-based technique comes with hand spray applied on each panel of the product. After colouring it goes through a burnished wax process and finally a heat plate touch on the panels.

It is a process used to shade leather in gradations, producing a highly organic look that gives character and soul to leather goods.

Leather is a natural product - it becomes more beautiful as it ages. The items change color as you use them over time and develops a beautiful patina, which begins to tell your story.

Since vegetable tanning is a more natural process, it is much more eco-friendly as compared to the full chrome leather which produces toxins in its tanning process.

Vegetable tanning is the most traditional form of tanning leather that dates back to 6000 BC. It uses organic materials such as tannins from tree bark, roots of plants, and flowers to tan leather. Less than 10% of leather in the world is made using this natural process. It requires time, skill, and highly experienced craftsmen to make this type of leather. 

We believe that leather is a fabric of nature, and we use it with great respect for the earth and its natural eco-system. We work with leathers that are a by-product of the food industry rather than bred for stock leather. We also ensure that all industrial waste generated from the production of such leather is recycled and repurposed.