Description
Pearlized snake embossed leather takes the same fine snakeskin emboss as our Hektor hides and finishes it with a pearlized lustre – a soft shimmer that sits in the surface and shifts with the light, rather than the hard mirror shine of a foil. The base is a European full-grain side. Sides run 20-22 square feet at 2/3 oz. (0.8-1.2 mm) in Beige, Burgundy and Green.
Why Choose Pearlized Snake Embossed Leather
- Pearlized lustre over an embossed scale, so each scale picks up light as the piece moves
- Full-grain European base rather than a coated split
- Exotic look without CITES paperwork or exotic pricing
- A softer shine than a foil – it reads as depth rather than mirror
- Light 2/3 oz. substance that cuts and sews easily
- Large 20-22 sq. ft. sides, so a full panel cuts with the scale running true
Best Uses for Pearlized Snake Embossed Leather
- Evening bags, clutches and accessories
- Shoe uppers, dance and stage footwear
- Garment panels, collars, cuffs and inserts
- Costume, stage and film wardrobe
- Decor panels and display work
Technical Specs
- Material: Cow Leather
- Specification: Grain Leather Sides
- Average Size: 20-22 sq. ft. per side
- Thickness: 2/3 oz. (0.8-1.2 mm)
- Grain: Full-grain, snake emboss
- Finish: Pearlized
- Tannage: Chrome Tannage
- Colors: Beige, Burgundy, Green
- Origin: Turkey
Colors
- Beige
- Burgundy
- Green
Ordering
Pearlized snake embossed leather is sold by the side, and each one falls within the size range shown. A pearlized surface can craze if it is creased hard, so avoid folding tight against the face, keep heat and hot glue away from it, and test any adhesive on an offcut. The scale pattern has a direction and a repeat, so lay matching panels the same way round. For the plain embossed version see our Hektor Snake Embossed Cow Leather, or browse our Metallic / Foil Leather and Embossed Leather ranges. Quantities are limited. For swatches or current stock, email Info@Avetcoinc.com or call 818-890-6680.
Disclaimer: These leathers are free of PCP, Azo Pigments, Chrome VI, Formaldehyde, and APEO.









