Hand-tooled leather wallet
Broken Ridge Hand-Carved Buck Deer Leather Wallet
$260.00
A hand-carved leather wallet with a buck deer standing below a broken mountain ridge, a juniper and boulders on the back. Black leather interior.
Free US shipping on this piece. Ships in 2 to 3 business days. 30-day returns.
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Details
Broken Ridge tells a whole landscape. On the front, a buck stands broadside in the grass, antlers up, with jagged peaks and a stand of pines behind him. The back panel carries a twisted juniper growing out of a pile of boulders under the same ridgeline, so the scene wraps around the wallet when it is closed.
The leather is a deep brown that shows every carved line, and it will only gain character as it is carried.
Features
- Hand-carved genuine leather with a buck, juniper and ridgeline scene
- Black leather interior with card slots on both sides
- Bifold layout
- Saddle-stitched by hand with waxed thread
How it is made
The wallet is sewn with a traditional saddle stitch: two needles pass through every hole with waxed thread, so each stitch locks on its own. If a thread is ever worn or cut, the seam holds instead of unravelling the way a machine stitch would.
Care is simple: keep it dry, wipe it with a soft cloth, and condition it now and then. See the leather care guide for details.
- Leather, cut and tooled by hand
- Saddle-stitched with waxed thread
- Made in small batches by Velarisse
Leather care
Wipe with a dry cloth, condition every 6 to 12 months, and keep away from soaking water and direct heat. Full care guide.
Shipping & returns
Processed in 2 to 3 business days. Free US shipping on orders of $100 or more. Returns accepted within 30 days for unworn items in original packaging. Shipping & returns policy.
Character in every detail.
The leather
Chosen for each piece for its strength, natural grain and the way it ages.
The stitch
Saddle-stitched by hand with two needles and waxed thread. It won’t unravel.
The tooling
Hand-drawn patterns, carved and stamped into the leather one mark at a time.






