Case for tag "Burn on the Road"
Available quantity: 5 pcs
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Article number:
SB-IC2507
Цвет:
Коричневый
Brutal leather pouch for tags for Harley-Davidson motorcycles from 2007 to 2016 inclusive. Handmade pouch with a concho based on the popular SINNER design called "BURN on the ROAD." Made from high-quality American Buffalo leather, the pouch boasts exceptional strength and durability, making it the perfect companion for true bikers. The concho is crafted using artistic casting from German silver with unique patination.
The pouch is available in two versions: a belt-hanging version and a clip-on version that attaches to the belt.
The "BURN on the ROAD" tag pouch will be an excellent choice for true Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts who value quality, style, and individuality. This pouch also makes a great gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES brand, highlighting their individuality and passion for life on the road.
The pouch is available in two versions: a belt-hanging version and a clip-on version that attaches to the belt.
The "BURN on the ROAD" tag pouch will be an excellent choice for true Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts who value quality, style, and individuality. This pouch also makes a great gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES brand, highlighting their individuality and passion for life on the road.
Description:
Patination of metal is artificial aging or imparting an unusual color with a non-uniform structure. Patination is performed using special paint, chemicals or chemical reactions. Patina (Italian patina), a film of various shades (from green to brown), formed on the surface of copper, bronze and brass products as a result of metal corrosion under the influence of the natural environment or as a result of patination, that is, heating or treatment with oxidizers. Patination of metal as a "pattern of antiquity" was first recognized by the artists of Ancient Rome.
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