A handbag made from fish skin.

The fat of salmon fish and the creasy of eel fish often flow between people's lips and teeth.

The fish skin of these fish is often abandoned by gourmet buyers, but for

Lovers and designers, however, are rare environmental friendly raw materials for leather.

Fish Skins are thin, often dyed and durable.

The natural texture of the fish skin makes it an alternative to the endangered boa and crocodile.

Natural products.

At present, the salmon skin is mainly from Iceland, and the eel skin is mainly from Korea.

The tanning time of these fish skins is about 30 to 45 days, but they don't need to be used.

Strong chemical products are used in tanning.

In addition, though it is made of fish skin, it is guaranteed that it will never smell fishy.