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Last updated 2026-11-08 — From October 12-14, 2017, Demelody Leather Workshop (Booth No.: F08) will attend CHF 2017, bringing you the ultimate experience of handmade horse tack. Demelody Leather Workshop’s Booth No.: F08 — unsurpassed beauty, unparalleled craftsmanship, and ultimate prestige. The visually striking fully-carved Western saddles, comfortable and durable rider gear, and various small accessories...

From October 12-14, 2017,Demelody Leather Workshop(Booth No.:F08)will attendCHF 2017,bringing you the ultimate experience of handmade horse tack.

Demelody Leather Workshop

Booth No.: F08

Unsurpassed beauty, unparalleled craftsmanship, and ultimate prestige.

Visually striking fully-carved Western saddles

Comfortable and durable rider gear and a variety of small personal items

All born from the deep inspiration of seasoned designers

and refined by artisans’ calloused hands

These are works infused with emotion and warmth

Step away from the coldness of machines and experience the charm of handcrafting at Demelody.

Company Profile

Demelody Leather Workshopwas established in2011,and is a registered trademark of the People's Republic of China. Its flagship store is located inTianjin, China,and it is a handmade custom leather carving studio integratingdesign, production, and sales.All of Demelody’s works areoriginal,Diverse styles, featuringa blend of traditional Chineseelements as well aspassionate, modern innovations. The saddles and accessories from LiXian Leather Workshop focus ontraditional Western vintage styles, adhering tohandcrafted productionwithelaborate and exaggerated carving techniques, and a unique three-dimensional leather carving style, setting them apart in China’s equestrian gear industry. They bring you an unmatched sense of wild beauty and artistry.

Leather carving originated in Renaissance Europe asa symbol of identity among royalty and nobility, and was introduced to Asia during World War II. It has only been in China for about a decade. Leather carvingcomes in a variety of artistic forms, using special leather treatments to not only depict traditional patterns and fables but also to carve out variousthree-dimensional visual effectsthrough techniques that create depth, texture, and perspective, offering infinite space for imagination and aesthetic pleasure. It not only holds, offering endless space for imagination and a sense of beauty, not only featuringhigh ornamental and collectible value, but can also be made into a variety ofpractical items, achieving a perfect integration of art and everyday life.

All works from LiXian DEMELODYare made fromimported high-grade leather, and every piece is originally designed byexperienced designers, with dozens of processes from design to finished product all completed by hand.They have cast off the coldness of machines, embodying a fusion of wisdom and emotion filled with feeling and warmth. Let’s experience the charm of LiXian Handicrafts together!

Product introduction and photo descriptions

1. Carved Saddle — Inspired by Wyoming, this fully hand-carved, intricately designed Western saddle comes with a South African Grade A ostrich leather seat.

2. Cool Cowboy Gear — A cowboy hat adorned with bull skull and botanical carvings. During the exhibition, we will also launch fully hand-carved cowboy vests, cowboy boots, and Western dusters. Stay tuned!

3. Essential Everyday Items — Fully carved saddle bags, waist bags, and long/short wallets featuring horse head motifs.

To register for the exhibition or learn more about the event, please contact us immediately:

Mr. Wei Xi

Phone: 021-5852 6739

Email: oliver.wee@hope-tarsus.com

Ms. Mao Xiaoni

Phone: 021-5852 7126

Email: moseanne@hope-tarsus.com

For media partnerships, please contact:

Mr. Wang Tongxuan

Phone: 027-8736 6951 (Wuhan Office)

Email: tyrone@hope-tarsus.com

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