Chabila Leather Journal - Tree of Life Ali Ibrahim The band features the Balinese

The band features the Balinese Om or Om Kara symbol used as a mantra at the beginning or end of Hindu readings and prayers

The leather is tanned using the vegetable tanning method to protect the environment and the workers from harmful chemicals

An endless circle of peace is portrayed by two dancers

Features Dual-Under Coat Rakes Designed to remove shedded hairs with ease

the earrings are worn on brushed satin 18k gold plated brass details

Chabila Leather Journal - Tree of Life Ali Ibrahim The band features the BalineseOur Chabila Leather Journal Collection embraces the traditional Indian art of cotton paper making passed down for generations in Rajasthan, India, combining ethically sourced leather and eco conscious vegetable tanning in beautifully embossed, flora inspired designs. This stunning journal contains 144 pages of upcycled cotton paper. Artisans convert cotton waste into a pulp to create richly textured, 100% tree free paper pages with a uniquely soft