Keychain "MADE in GARAGE"
Available quantity: 48 pcs
A brutal handmade leather keychain with a concho, made on the basis of the popular branded and registered SINNER image - Skull and wrenches "MADE in GARAGE" (Made in GARAGE). The keychain is made of genuine American buffalo leather. The concho is made by artistic casting from nickel silver with patination. This brutal leather keychain for bikers is a real tribute to the spirit of freedom and adventure. Made of durable genuine leather, it is decorated with a spectacular Skull, personifying courage and determination. The brutal keychain "MADE in GARAGE" will be able to perfectly emphasize your individuality, as well as complement the style of clothing! The keychain with the most detailed design looks very brutal and powerful! This keychain is an ideal companion for those who are not afraid to show their brutality and feel the taste of freedom on every mile of the way. The "MADE in GARAGE" keychain is a great solution for a presentable and brutal gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES Brand!
Weight: 35 g.
Length with ring: 95 mm.
Width in most parts: 45 mm.
Weight: 35 g.
Length with ring: 95 mm.
Width in most parts: 45 mm.
Description:
Patination of metal - artificial aging or giving an unusual color with a heterogeneous structure. Patination is carried out using special paint, chemicals or chemical reactions.<br>
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 oxidizing agents. Patination of metal as a "plaque of antiquity" was first realized by the artists of Ancient Rome.
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 oxidizing agents. Patination of metal as a "plaque of antiquity" was first realized by the artists of Ancient Rome.
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