Fiskur Leather – Artisanal Fish Leather
Hand tanned using oak gallnut extract, Tara, or willow bark. Natural dyes applied to preserve authenticity and sustainability. Durable and suitable for professional-grade applications.
Available Species
- Lake Trout
- Salmon
- Walleye
Other species may be available including Burbot, Halibut, Tilapia, Rockfish, Whitefish.
Specialty Variants
Limited availability of Texas Gulf fish leather including:
- Redfish
- Sheepshead
- Speckled Trout
- Red Snapper
- Flounder
Availability is subject to seasonal supply and regional sourcing. Inquiries are welcome via email.
| Species | Source | Processing |
|---|---|---|
| Lake Trout | North American lakes | Hand tanned with oak gallnut extract |
| Salmon | Coastal rivers and lakes | Natural dyes, hand tanning |
| Walleye | Great Lakes and northern rivers | Traditional tanning methods |
| Redfish | Texas Gulf Coast | Limited supply, hand tanned |
| Sheepshead | Texas Gulf Coast | Limited supply, hand tanned |
FAQ
What makes Fiskur Leather different from other leather products?
Fiskur Leather is hand tanned using natural extracts like oak gallnut, Tara, or willow bark, and features natural dyes. This process results in a durable, authentic material derived from fish species, offering a unique texture and sustainability profile.
Are all fish species listed consistently available?
Most species listed are available seasonally. Availability depends on regional fishing patterns and supply. Texas Gulf Coast species are limited and subject to seasonal variation.
Can I request a specific species not listed?
Please contact customer service to inquire about availability of specific species not listed.




Adam Avery –
The fish leather is surprisingly strong and has a natural, organic feel. I used it for a custom leather project and it held up well under daily use. The texture is unique and not like traditional leather. Would recommend for artisans looking for something different.
Jason Russell –
Received the Lake Trout leather as expected. It’s durable and has a subtle grain. The natural dyes give it a warm tone. Slight variation in color between pieces, which I appreciate for a handmade look.
Nicola Arnold –
Used this for a small bag and it’s holding up well after several weeks. The material is more flexible than expected and doesn’t crack. The hand-tanning process is evident in the texture and depth of the finish.
Amy Rampling –
The leather is beautiful and unique, but the thickness varies between samples. It’s not ideal for heavy-duty use. Still, it’s a great choice for decorative or artistic projects.