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Cut pieces prepared for a Birkin 30 in Miel shiny alligator.

The glossy finish enhances the depth of the color, giving the leather a deep amber-brown appearance that shifts beautifully under light.

Compared to black exotic leather, Miel feels warmer, softer, and more vintage-inspired.

The scale pattern on shiny alligator gives the bag strong visual presence, while the honey-toned color keeps it elegant and easy to style across different seasons.

A beautiful balance between exotic texture and timeless warmth — one of the most distinctive shades in alligator leather.

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A Kelly Pochette in Nata matte alligator, currently in the semi-finished stage alongside the matching leather hide.

Nata has a very soft and clean presence — lighter and more understated than pure white, with a creamy tone that feels elegant without looking overly sharp or cold.

The matte finish gives the alligator scales a smooth and velvety appearance, allowing the texture and craftsmanship to stand out in a quieter, more refined way.

This color works especially well for people who love minimal styling, neutral wardrobes, and understated luxury. It has a calm and sophisticated feeling that pairs effortlessly with both casual and elevated looks.

For those who appreciate subtle exotic leather pieces with a soft and timeless feel — Nata matte alligator is always special.

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Three Kelly Pochettes in matte alligator, currently at the semi-finished stage. Even before final detailing and hardware installation, each color already shows a completely different personality.

The Black matte alligator feels timeless and understated — perfect for someone who loves quiet luxury and an elegant everyday exotic piece.

Chai has a softer and warmer tone, giving the bag a more relaxed and sophisticated feel. It suits people who enjoy neutral colors but still want something richer and more distinctive than classic beige.

Vanille feels fresh, light, and very refined. The pale tone highlights the natural scale pattern beautifully, making the craftsmanship and texture stand out immediately.

The matte finish gives alligator leather a smoother and more subtle appearance.

For those who appreciate exotic leather with different personalities in every color — matte alligator always offers something special.

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Nature lizard leather prepared for a Kelly Danse project, with the leather pieces carefully selected and cut for construction.

What makes this leather special is the natural contrast in color — the soft ivory tones blended with smoky grey patterns give it a very organic and elegant feel. Compared to classic black exotic leather, this kind of natural lizard feels lighter, softer, and more fashion-forward.

It’s especially suited for people who appreciate understated luxury, neutral tones, and exotic leather that doesn’t look overly aggressive or flashy. The texture is refined and delicate up close, with a clean scale pattern that gives the bag a very sophisticated character.

Still in preparation stage — moving toward assembly and final craftsmanship.

For those who enjoy rare materials with a subtle but distinctive presence — Nature Lizard is always a beautiful choice.
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Black lizard leather with a naturally refined texture and sharp, uniform scale pattern.

Lightweight, structured, and distinctive — lizard leather offers a different character compared to alligator or crocodile.

For those who appreciate rare textures and exotic materials with subtle sophistication — this leather stands out quietly.
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Black lizard leather with a naturally refined texture and sharp, uniform scale pattern.

Lightweight, structured, and distinctive — lizard leather offers a different character compared to alligator or crocodile.

For those who appreciate rare textures and exotic materials with subtle sophistication — this leather stands out quietly.
DM open for inquiries.

A Mini Kelly in Fauve matte alligator, currently at the semi-finished stage. The structure is well formed, with clean lines and a balanced silhouette.

The matte finish brings out a softer, more natural look, while still highlighting the depth and texture of the alligator scales. The warm Fauve tone adds a classic, understated richness.

Hand-stitched detailing is already in place, with precise edge work throughout.

Still in progress — moving toward final assembly and finishing touches.

For those who appreciate subtle luxury and fine exotic leather — this is a piece worth noting.
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A Birkin 25 in black shiny alligator, now at the semi-finished stage. The structure is set, and the overall shape is coming together cleanly.

The glossy finish enhances the depth of the scales, giving strong reflections and a very sharp presence under light.

Still in progress — moving toward final detailing and finishing.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.
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Working on a Mini Kelly in Gris Perle matte alligator. At this stage, the structure is taking shape and the proportions start to come together.

Matte finish gives a more subtle look, but still shows the natural depth and variation of the scales up close.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.
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Leather pieces prepared for a Kelly To Go in matte alligator, Rouge H.

The deep tone paired with a matte finish gives a more understated look, while still keeping the richness of the scale pattern.

All pieces have been cut and sorted, ready for the next steps — assembly and stitching.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.
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Two pieces currently in progress using matte alligator.

The Picotin 14 in black has a more understated look, where the texture and depth really come through in person.
The Kelly 25 in Beton highlights a cleaner, more structured feel, with the scale pattern standing out in a different way.

Both have been cut and are now moving into the next steps — assembly and stitching.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.
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Looking to connect with clients sourcing high-end handmade bags from CHey — I run a small workshop in Guangzhou focused on high-tier handcrafted leather bags.

Currently looking to connect with people who are sourcing from China — whether you’re a reseller, building a brand, or just exploring reliable production options.

What we work on:

• H-style bags (with close attention to structure & proportions)

• Custom projects (developed from your ideas or references)

Materials:

• Togo (Weinheimer, Germany)

• Epsom (Haas, France)

• Crocodile, lizard, and other exotic leathers

All pieces are fully hand-stitched using saddle stitch, with hardware developed in-house.

The focus is on consistent quality, clean construction, and solid materials.

We also support:

• Small batch and ongoing production

• Private label / brand manufacturing

• Custom development (pattern making + sampling)

Based in Guangzhou (Shiling — a major leather hub), so materials and sourcing are quite flexible.

If you’ve been considering making or sourcing high-end bags from China, feel free to reach out.

If you’re currently in Guangzhou or visiting for the Canton Fair, you’re also welcome to stop by and see the workshop in person.

📩 WeChat / WhatsApp available

Precision cutting begins with careful alignment of the scales — this step defines the balance of the final piece.

The deep Rouge H tone with a glossy finish highlights every detail of the pattern.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

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Mid-stage piece with structure already in place.

The deep blue matte finish brings a quiet, refined look, while the scale layout is carefully balanced across the body.

Final detailing will complete the piece, but the leather already speaks for itself.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

DM open for inquiries.

Mid-stage piece with the structure already set.

Classic Gold tone paired with ostrich — soft, natural, and full of character. The quill pattern is evenly distributed, which gives a clean and balanced look across the panel.

At this stage, you can already see the shape coming together. Final edge work and detailing will bring it all into a sharper finish.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

DM open for inquiries.

Rouge H on Niloticus — a classic tone with strong presence.

The belly scales are clean and well-centered, with a smooth transition into tighter side scales. Good symmetry like this makes a big difference when it comes to layout and final structure.

Matte finish keeps it understated, while still showing the natural depth of the leather.

Pieces like this are always interesting to work with — placement really defines the final result.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

DMs open if you’d like to know more.

Finished piece with a clean, structured silhouette.

The Beton tone paired with matte alligator gives a soft, understated look, while still highlighting the natural scale pattern.

Paired with gold hardware, it adds just enough contrast without overpowering the overall tone.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

DMs open if you’d like to know more.

Mid-stage piece with the structure already formed.

The soft pink tone with matte alligator gives a clean, understated look. You can see how the scale layout is placed across the front — balance at this stage really matters.

Final detailing like edge work and assembly will refine it further, but the leather already speaks for itself.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

DMs open if you’d like to know more.

A softer, more muted grey tone that works really well with ostrich leather. The natural quill pattern adds texture without feeling too busy, giving the bag a more relaxed look compared to more structured exotics.

In different lighting, the color can shift slightly warmer or cooler, which adds to its versatility.

Ostrich has its own character — less about symmetry, more about natural variation.

Finished by hand in our workshop, with close attention to every detail from shaping to edge work.

For those who appreciate exotic leather at its finest — this is one to keep.

DM open for inquiries.