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Badalassi Carlo Minerva Box in Cognac | Vegetable Tanned Leather Panels
Badalassi Carlo Minerva Box in Cognac | Vegetable Tanned Leather Panels
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Badalassi Carlo Minerva Box Leather Panels – Cognac
Create beautifully crafted leather goods with Badalassi Carlo Minerva Box in Cognac, a premium Italian vegetable-tanned leather in 1.5/1.7 mm with a pebbled textured grain and the natural character of traditional Tuscan leather.
Available from British Leather Supplies in convenient A3, A4 and A5 leather panels, Minerva Box is an excellent choice for makers who want to work with high-quality Badalassi Carlo leather without purchasing a full hide.
Its warm Cognac colour, pebbled surface and ability to develop a rich patina make it particularly well suited to premium wallets, card holders, watch straps, bags and other handcrafted leather goods.
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Founded in Devon by leatherworker and CARV founder Becky and her partner Tommy, British Leather Supplies was created to make finding trusted leathercraft tools and hardware simpler, more affordable, and less overwhelming. Built on real workshop experience, this family-run business supports everyone from beginners to professional leatherworkers with carefully selected products and genuinely friendly customer service.
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