Indigo dyeing with the help of a special paste, old wooden stamps are used to apply traditional patterns onto the leather. Afterwards, the paste is allowed to dry completely for three weeks. Without letting the hides touch, they are alternately dipped into dyeing vats and allowed to dry. Depending on the pattern this process might be repeated ten times. The printed leather is placed in the sun to dry. The entire process takes more than one month. Exposure to sunlight and oxygen ensures colour fastness. This reaction cannot take place in low temperatures, so it is only done from May to October. 

Outer: made from durable Austrian blueprint dot leather

Lining: made from black vegetable tanned calf leather, in combination with blue denim with high durability. 

Details:

*outer fastening with durable Sam Brown stud

*coin pocket with fixed hidden snap

*4 compartments for cards on one side, 3 further compartments at the coin pocket's side

*large compartment for notes

dimensions when closed: 13cm x 10,5cm 

a timeless and unique rosa mosa portemonnaie