FAQ

What kind of leather items do you sell?

I mostly find the pieces in vintage shops and give them a new life, which means they undergo both an energetic and physical purification and cleansing. Some items are bought from “normal” retail store. I use real leather and faux leather.

I would not recommend going out into the rain in your leather piece, not because it is painted, but simply because water tends to leave marks and damage, unless you treat it with water resistant leather spray which is a service I do not offer. The paint itself is water resistant.

I recommend treating your leather item like a luxury piece. To clean the surface, simply use a damp cloth and gently wipe it. For the interior, keep it fresh by spraying a small amount of pure vodka inside after each use.

Yes! This is my preferred way of working, as we can create a more personalised experience for you. The process takes longer but it is worth it. Please read the Offer/ Visions tab for all the details.

Reach out: You contact me via email, telling me what kind of piece you have including pictures of it and what your intentions are. I will get back to you in the next 24 hours.

Video call consultation: We hop on a video call, talk about your intention with the piece, your aesthetic preferences (shapes, colours, symbolism) and your deeper aspirations to be embodied within the piece (if that interests you).

Concept development: I take a few days to create a concept, plan, preliminary drawing onto paper of approximate designs.

Piece submission: Once you have approved, you can send me your piece through the mail. (you can also do this after our first phone call to gain time).

Creation and shipping: I start working on the piece. Once It is finalized I allow for a week of drying time ( to ensure it travels back to you safely) and ship it back.

 I use Angelus Leather paint. It can last years.

Yes, I do. Shipping costs vary depending on the destination. For customers in the US, please note that you will be responsible for any applicable taxes or customs duties.

The time needed depends on the complexity of your piece. For example, a jacket with a simple abstract pattern may take less time than a pair of shoes with intricate details. It all comes down to your vision and the level of detail you desire.