Collection List

Origins

Liscio is an Italian word meaning "smooth. The surface is smooth and fine, with natural unevenness in color, giving the leather an elegant and tasteful look.

Tanning and Manufacturing

Vacchetta leather has been used in the Tuscany region of Italy since the early 9th century. The cowhide is tanned with vegetable tannin extracted from chesnut and mimosa, and then soaked in oil slowly and finished with dyes. The more the leather is used, the more the oil soaks into the leather, deepening its color and luster.

Maintenance

Since it contains sufficient oil inside, oil care is not necessary unless you are concerned about scratches or dryness. We recommend dry brushing with a soft cloth on a daily basis.

Colors

Natural markings may be noticeable.

Origins

Foschia is the Italian word for "fog. Foschia is characterized by a white wax-covered look like morning mist. The more the leather is used, the more the wax permeates the leather, giving it a translucent appearance.

Tanning and Manufacturing

The leather is made from the shoulders of adult Scandinavian cows. After vegetable tanning, the surface is lightly buffed and white waxed. The tanning material used is cod, a legume native to South America. Although rare, it is the lightest colored vegetable tannin and has a lightfast finish. It can be tanned whiter than usual, and the beautiful light color is achieved using only dyes, not pigments.

Maintenance

Wax gradually permeates into the leather, giving it an elegant and natural shine. Since it also contains a moderate amount of oil, oil care is not necessary unless you are concerned about scratches or dryness.
Light colors have a delicate surface and are more prone to stains and scratches, so care should be taken when handling them.

Colors

Natural markings may be noticeable.

Origins

The leather used for Antico is pull-up leather with an antique feel produced by Monteverdi, a prestigious tannery in Tuscany, Italy.
The grain side has a slightly brushed nubuck texture. The oil that has soaked into the leather causes it to pull up vigorously when bent, revealing shading.
Its elegant, matte appearance will settle and the color and luster will deepen with use.

Tanning and Manufacturing

Monteverdi uses high-quality raw hides from Switzerland, France, and other countries, and carefully crafts all aspects of its products, from plucking the raw hides to finishing the leather.
After tanning with vegetable tannins, skilled craftsmen lightly buff the surface to give it a nubuck finish.
LWG (Leather Working Group) environmental certification silver rank.

Maintenance

Because it contains plenty of oil, no wax or other oil care is required. Regularly remove surface dust with a soft cloth or leather brush.
Because it is brushed, scratches are less noticeable, and even if it does get scratched, you can rub it with your fingers and the scar will become less noticeable.
Since the product is dyed to bring out its natural look, care must be taken to avoid water stains. If it does get wet, immediately wipe it off with a soft cloth.
For detailed maintenance information, please see here .

Colors

* The actual color may differ slightly from the displayed color due to differences in the way the dye is absorbed depending on the monitor environment, the condition of the raw leather, the part of the leather, the season, etc.

Origins

Etretat, in Normandy, France, is a coastline of white limestone cliffs. The gentle light and poetic scenery of the coast has attracted artists such as Monet. This calf leather is inspired by the symphony of nature.

Tanning and Manufacturing

The raw hides of fine French bull calfs are used. After chrome-tanning, it is dyed with aniline dyes and finished with two colors of pigment to create a deep look. It is scratch and stain resistant, water repellent, and hardly ages, so you can keep the original look for a long time.

Maintenance

Although the leather is scratch, stain, and water resistant, please wipe it off immediately when it gets wet, and periodically remove dust from the surface with a soft cloth.

Colors

Origins

Museum Calf is a leather created by the prestigious Italian tanner ILCIA, inspired by the marbled pattern of marble. As its name suggests, beautiful light and shade patterns are created by craftsmen applying multiple layers of dye in a painterly way.
In addition to the dye finish that makes the most of the delicate texture unique to calfskin, the polished silver surface gives off an elegant luster that deepens the more you use it.

Tanning and Manufacturing

Made from finely textured, high-quality French calf leather.
After chrome tanning, skilled craftsmen repeatedly dye the leather with pure aniline using a technique called "hand tamponato". This process creates a transparent, artistic marble pattern. The silver surface is then carefully polished with glass to give it a refined, glossy finish.
LWG (Leather Working Group) environmental certification Gold rank.

Maintenance

Although the leather is highly durable due to the chrome tanning process, it is finished with a dye that brings out its natural look, so care must be taken when handling it to avoid scratches and water stains.
If it gets wet, wipe it off immediately with a soft cloth and periodically remove surface dust with a soft cloth or leather brush.
For detailed maintenance information, please see here .

Colors

*Due to differences in monitor settings and batches, the displayed color may differ slightly from the actual color.
*Please note that the pattern may vary from piece to piece.

Origins

Japan's first mushroom leather.
The surface is not covered with synthetic resin, andthe natural coloring and unevenness of the mushroom's mycelium as it is, gives it an attractive look. The brownish area is the result of the mushroom's attempt to growand no two pieces are alike in terms of pattern and color shade.

Tanning and Manufacturing

Thin layers of mushroom mycelium are tanned and coated with a natural protein called casein, without dyeing or coloring. The natural finish makes the most of the individuality of the material.
Contains no PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or PU (polyurethane), making it an environmentally friendly material that is recyclable and returns to nature.

Maintenance

Although the material is delicate to water, it has natural patterns and shades and blends well with stains and dirt. As it ages, the more it is used, the shinier it becomes.
Since it is less oily than cowhide, we recommend that you touch it often or maintain it regularly with Natural Beeswax.

Color

Origins

Bouquet is inspired by a bouquet of colorful flowers. Just like a bouquet of flowers that adds color to your everyday life, it will make your hands look pretty.

Tanning and Manufacturing

Uses white leather (produced in Himeji) that was inspired by Himeji white tanned leather. Because the base is beautiful white, we were able to achieve SYRINX's original pure pastel colors.
It is dyed with dye (aniline) and finished by spraying with pigment.
It is resistant to scratches and stains, repels water, and hardly ages, so you can maintain its original appearance for a long time.

Maintenance

The leather is resistant to scratches, dirt, and water, but if it gets wet, wipe it off immediately and periodically remove dust from the surface with a soft cloth.

Colors