Beaver tail leather is commonly seen as an unethical exotic choice. However, the beaver is one of the most ethical leather sources, as beaver meat is used for food, and the tail… See more

Beavers were initially hunted for their fur. Their pelts were used for clothing, and the tails were a byproduct. Beaver pelts helped establish the 1500s fur trade with the Native Ame… See more

Natural or Synthetic
Beaver tail leather is a completely natural leather that comes from the animal. Beaver tail can also be vegetable tanned, a more natural tan… See more

Beaver tail leather is a unique choice for leather that suits a niche role. It has a reptile-like pattern that many crafters enjoy. The leather can be vegetable tanned, allowing th… See more