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How Python Exotic Leather Handbags Made?

24 September 2011 7 Comments

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Python is a non-poisonous snake that is large and muscular. Being among the biggest and fearsome snakes in Asia, its length can reach up to 15 feet and weight up to 140kg. You might realize that actually there are some people who can live with python (LINK). But do you know how exotic leather handbags are made using python skin? Following are the photos that showing the process of making exotic leather handbags using python skins.


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Source: Melayu Kini

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7 Comments »

  • MrRiggs said:

    Horrible if you ask me, all for a buck, guess you got to do what you must to survive, minus the snakes tho.

  • M.H.M (author) said:

    poor creature.. :)

  • rob said:

    How did you think they got the skin off a snake? How do you think they get the leather for your shoes and coat? They skin a cow…

  • Dwen Rasid said:

    Long Time… extinct snake

    –>>Jom Singgah Ke Laman Forum Terhangat

  • Rachel Howard said:

    I fear snakes and looking at the pictures makes my goose bumps.

  • Tech84 said:

    Poor creatures, I wonder how or where did they get so many snakes of those sizes.

  • ฮา said:

    my country is made this!

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