Description
Hasir is a laser cut cow leather in a woven basket pattern – the cuts are burned through a full-grain side, so the leather opens into a lattice that shows whatever you back it with. Laser cutting seals the edges as it goes, which is why the pattern holds its shape instead of fraying the way a punched or knife-cut leather would. Sides run 16-18 square feet at 3 oz. (1.2-1.4 mm) in Black, Eggshell and Insignia Blue.
Why Choose Laser Cut Cow Leather
- Laser-sealed edges, so the cut pattern will not fray or stretch out of shape
- Full-grain base rather than a coated split – it wears as leather
- Open lattice that shows a backing colour through it, or the skin beneath on a garment
- Large 16-18 sq. ft. sides, so a full panel cuts with the pattern running true
- A woven basket effect without the labour of actually weaving strips
Best Uses for Laser Cut Cow Leather
- Handbag panels, overlays and accent pieces
- Garment panels, yokes, sleeves and inserts
- Shoe uppers and footwear detail
- Lampshades, screens and decor panels
- Costume, stage and display work
Technical Specs
- Material: Cow Leather
- Specification: Grain Leather Sides
- Average Size: 16-18 sq. ft. per side
- Thickness: 3 oz. (1.2-1.4 mm)
- Finish: Laser cut, basket weave pattern
- Tannage: Chrome Tannage
- Colors: Black, Eggshell, Insignia Blue
- Origin: Turkey
Colors
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- Black
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- Eggshell
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- Insignia Blue
Ordering
Hasir laser cut leather is sold by the side, and each one falls within the size range shown. The pattern has a direction and a repeat, so lay matching panels the same way round and plan the cut so the lattice lands where you want it – a seam through the middle of a motif is hard to disguise. An open pattern stretches more than solid leather, so back panels that carry weight. For other patterns see our Gardner Laser Cut, or browse our Laser Cut range and all Cowhide. For swatches, current stock or volume pricing, email Info@Avetcoinc.com or call 818-890-6680.
Disclaimer: These leathers are free of PCP, Azo Pigments, Chrome VI, Formaldehyde, and APEO.
