Running reins

Black running reins made in leather and strong rope with solid brass west end buckle and hook snaps.

Nuff said!

Western laced reins

A pair of laced reins made for this bitless bridle. Same hazel leather as bridle (of course), stainless steel snaps, standard length (140 cm or 55") and 16 mm wide (5/8"). 

Greyhound collar and leash

A set I've recently made for a greyhound, a wide padded collar and a training leash.

The collar is very close to the ones I've made in past for dobermanns: it's 6 cm wide (2" 3/8) and it tapers down to 19 mm (3/4") at the buckle.


The leash is the training one, adjustable to three different lengths and made from a 12 mm (1/2") wide leather strap.

Dark havana leather and solid brass fittings on both items.

Embroidered bitless bridle

A new bitless bridle made in hazel leather with caramel padding and stainless steel fittings. Both the browband and the noseband are cut to shape, padded with neoprene and lined with caramel leather and emboidered with a classic pattern.
A detail of buckles and browband:


A detail of work I've made on the noseband:


Noseband's buckle region:

Tag holder

This is a new rolled collar made to be used as a tag holder. Burgundy leather, 1/2" stainless steel centerbar buckle, 18" at middle hole.

Muzzle for Amstaff

Here's a muzzle made for an American Staffordshire Terrier. Black leather on the outside, caramel leather on the inside, stainless steel buckles.

Black belt with elastic insert

1" wide belt with stainless steel center bar buckle and elastic insert.

A detail of buckle, elastic insert and its trapped loop:

A new collar for Jack Russell terrier

Here's a collar made for a tiny Jack Russell puppy: hazel leather with caramel padding and red kip border, stainless steel buckle and long dee.

Another angle:

Twin collars

Two leather collars with brass name tag. Both are made in hazel leather with caramel padding, both have oval brass buckle, both are size S (Masai is one inch larger than Kirikù).

Let's look closer:

...and the other side:

Extensions for breastplate

It happened again: breastplate straps of your Passier Auriga are too short for your horse and you'd need longer ones? Just drop me a line, and I'll make these for you!

This time in black/stainless steel combination, for a Norwegian lady rider and her warmblood.