Is anyone knowledgeable willing to explain why "aniline" "naked" or "nude" leather is so difficult to find.
it is the least processed... yet most "rare" and expensive. coincidentally the most beautiful when showing patina, depth, texture, grain, and well, a story.
its comparable to food. a lb of raw vegetables is more expensive than a pound of big mac.
does anyone understand the leather industry enough to share some gleanings on the most direct way to source such leather? apparently it is not legal to just start tanning skins in society. even with natural tannins or dyes.
this must be due to some monopoly minded lobbyists. frustrating. but inspiring...
it is the least processed... yet most "rare" and expensive. coincidentally the most beautiful when showing patina, depth, texture, grain, and well, a story.
its comparable to food. a lb of raw vegetables is more expensive than a pound of big mac.
does anyone understand the leather industry enough to share some gleanings on the most direct way to source such leather? apparently it is not legal to just start tanning skins in society. even with natural tannins or dyes.
this must be due to some monopoly minded lobbyists. frustrating. but inspiring...
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