Meet Junaid Vohra, also known as “The Leather Dude”, who’s bringing a new twist to how kids learn and play. Our DIY leather kits are more than just toys—they are an exciting adventure for your little ones filled with creativity and sustainability. Perfect for stimulating young minds, our kits allow kids to explore the joy of making things using their own hands.
In the magical land of Leatheristan, friendly characters like Mr. Leather, Bull Khan the Old Bull, and Emily the Nerd Cow invite kids aged 5 to 12 to embark on fun-filled projects. Through these activities, children learn valuable skills while having a blast. Our kits, available in stores, and workshops in schools ensure that every child can become a little “Leatherpreneur.” It’s all about hands-on learning and enjoying every step!
"Leather for Kids," a revolutionary DIY box that blends education with play, designed to transform children into Little Leather Artisans. This unique kit leverages the STEAM approach to teach kids about leather as an organic material while fostering creativity and critical thinking. Without the need for traditional tools or sewing threads, "Leather for Kids" offers a safe, hands-on experience inspired by the simplicity and fun of popular building toys.
The box takes children on a journey across Palestine, with the Dome of the Rock gracing its cover. As they craft with leather, kids will explore the rich history, cultural elements, and iconic landmarks of this beautiful country
This kit offers pre-cut leather pieces crafted to form both 2D and 3D designs. Whether turned into eye-catching decor for shelves and lounges or transformed into stylish accessories like bag charms and keychains.
Kids ageing 5 years up to 12 years.
Our goal is to ignite a passion for leather, nature’s finest material, in children. Through this DIY box, we aim to cultivate their creativity, enhance their problem-solving skills, and guide them on their journey to becoming skilled and imaginative young artisans.
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Kaffiyeh / Watermelons / Olive Leaves/ Dome of Rock / Palestine Map / Sun as the symbol of hope /
Leather graphic turning raw hide into leather.
Let these future heroes discover a new material. Let’s
make leather an Essential Element of their lives
Leather is a natural by-product from the food industry. The main sources of animal hides are cattle – 69%; sheep – 13%; goats – 11%, and pigs – 6%. Their skins are a valuable global resource and, thanks to tanners’ and manufacturers’ skills and knowledge, they ensure this versatile material does not end up in landfill. Current estimates put this at a saving of 7.3 million tonnes for cattle hides alone and around 10 million tonnes in total per year. That is a lot of potential waste being transformed into a versatile, usable material.
Leather tanned under international LWG (Leather Working Group) standards is proven to be free from toxic materials and has not been shown to cause allergic reactions for skin irritations. However, individual sensitivities may vary, and it’s
advisable to monitor for any allergic reactions, especially in children or those with sensitive skin. under normal use.
The Little Leather Artisans program integrates STEAM learning and design thinking to engage children with leather as an organic material. Through interactive workshops, kids explore leather’s origins, its real-world applications, and use critical observation techniques to differentiate real from artificial leather. The hands-on portion encourages creativity and problem-solving as children design and craft items like wallets or keychains from pre-cut leather pieces.
By fostering innovation and practical skills, the program aims to inspire 100,000 children by December 2024, making them future stakeholders in the leather industry
Leather is a highly versatile, widely used material. Responsibly made, it is highly regulated and certified with strong environmental credentials. Leather is a by-product of the food industry that saves around 10 million tonnes of waste from landfill every year.
There are strict requirements regarding the use of chemicals in the leather industry. It is restricted by legal requirements and by many voluntary industrial initiatives which are committed to eliminating potentially harmful substances from the supply chain. The leather industry has established certified standards that consumers can use to better understand the provenance of the leather and
leather products they buy.
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