
Marbled leather dog collar crafted from high-quality, veg-tanned leather sourced from British tanneries. A stylish and durable accessory for your furry friend with its unique marbled design.
Made to order, please use the sizing image to measure your dog's neck before ordering. Choose your size by measuring the widest point of the girth of your dogs neck. I will adjust the width of the collar to fit the size chosen.
Choice of colour-ways which I will include in the abstra. . . Show More >
Marbled leather dog collar crafted from high-quality, veg-tanned leather sourced from British tanneries. A stylish and durable accessory for your furry friend with its unique marbled design.
Made to order, please use the sizing image to measure your dog's neck before ordering. Choose your size by measuring the widest point of the girth of your dogs neck. I will adjust the width of the collar to fit the size chosen.
Choice of colour-ways which I will include in the abstract marbled pattern.
- Abstract marbling pattern on natural veg-tanned leather
- Hand-stitched using waxed linen thread to compliment marbling colour chosen, stitched in traditional saddle stitch for extra strength
- Finished with a choice of solid brass or black catcher and d-ring
- Edges sanded and burnished to a high gloss finish
- Waxed and sealed to protect the marbling leather
- Free UK Shipping
Get in touch if you would like a quote for a matching marbled leather dog lead. We do not provide dog tags and recommend following guidance for dog tag wording.
A bit about leather...
The beauty of the leather’s patina will change over time, aging and darkening with use, so regular cleaning and re-waxing is recommended to keep it looking its best. Waxing will protect the marbling too - see my Leather + Leather Care page for more information.
A bit about the marbling...
Marbling is an endangered heritage craft, typically seen in books and paper products. The marbling pattern image is a representation only and may differ slightly as each pattern made is one of a kind, as the paints move on the surface of the water. For more information on marbling, visit my Marbling page
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