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Shrunken calfskin is a representative product of Perlinger, a long-established German tannery. It is a functional leather that is characterized by beautiful coloring, elasticity, water and dirt resistance, and scratch resistance.

This shrink leather is made by ecco, a Danish company that produces sustainable and innovative leather. This leather, which emphasizes the natural grain, has a matte texture and is surprisingly light despite its appearance.

The finest calf leather from ECCO, a company that produces advanced leather with a focus on sustainability. The smooth leather is supple, smooth to the touch, and has no unevenness.

Redel Ogawa Cordovan is manufactured in Japan using a unique dye finish method. With advanced glazing processing technology, you can enjoy the world's finest beauty.

This cordovan is made by Raedel Ogawa, a company that manufactures cordovan in Japan using a unique dyeing method. The more you use it, the deeper the color will become, and over time it will age to a beautiful amber color like whiskey.

This leather has been made in England for use in horse tack since ancient times, and is hard, thick, and has a lustrous finish like porcelain. The more you use it, the more the bloom fades with friction and body heat, and the more the lustre increases, bringing out its beauty.

This leather combines two traditional Japanese techniques, tanning and lacquering. It is also known as the "black diamond of leather" because of its beauty, which resembles diamond grains.

Balanir leather is made by Degjaman, the oldest tannery in France with a history of about 200 years. The more you use it, the more lustrous it becomes, and unlike tanned leather, it does not age, but rather deepens in color while maintaining its beautiful appearance.

This high-quality calf leather is from Degjaman, the oldest tannery in France with a history of about 200 years. It has a beautiful luster and depth that cannot be achieved with tanned leather or chrome leather.

Himeji white tanned leather has a history of over 1000 years. This leather is made without using any chemicals, using only salt and rapeseed oil, and has a beautiful, deep beige-like milky white color and a unique texture.

This leather is made from chrome-tanned goat leather and vegetable-tanned kip leather tanned in Japan, and is then finished with foil. It has tinfoil-like wrinkles, allowing you to enjoy the unique changes that occur over time.

Snakeskin with an irregular stone wall pattern all over. It is popular as a lucky charm in various circles around the world. It is lightweight and soft, and the more you use it, the softer it becomes.

Lizard leather with real lacquer applied repeatedly only to the protruding parts. This technique is still handed down by only one company in Japan, and is a precious material that combines lacquer and leather. Each piece has a different look and shines like a diamond.

The crocodile leather is finished in Japan using a base from Hermes Cuir Précieux in France, a company that partners with the Maison to supply high-quality exotic leather.

This crocodile leather is finished with a wax finish, with a motif of bridle leather, and is created by carefully applying wax to each piece multiple times with a brush. It has excellent durability and water resistance.

This is undyed leather that is finished using special processes such as bleaching and buffing to preserve the natural color of the crocodile leather. It features a gradation that is reminiscent of the melting snow of the Himalayas.