31/05/2026
Springbok hide has been used for centuries by indigenous peoples for adornment, valued for both its beauty and connection to place. Ethically sourced, the hide is naturally only around 40cm wide, meaning larger bags require two skins to be skilfully joined together.
To preserve the beauty of the hair, each cut is made by hand from the reverse, often quite literally in the air, allowing the blade to move through the leather without disturbing the coat. It is patient, almost invisible craftsmanship.