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Handcrafted Leather In the 6th Century AD., an Irish monk known as "Brendan the
Navigator" set out on a voyage in a leather-hulled boat. Legend
has it that he reached Newfoundland. Brendan's Boat was the first
recorded example of Irish leathercraft to leave these shores. Using special embossing and hand-dyeing techniques (developed by Tony over the last fifteen years) he produces unique, beautiful and functional leather goods in both "Celtic" and "Plain" designs. His range of leathergoods include belts, bags, wallets, covered diaries, journals and address books, as well as key rings and other small items. He doesn't use fancy packaging or spend a fortune on advertising - just providing the very best products at the very best price. He sells DIRECT to his customers, and enjoys the personal aspect that this adds to his business.
Brendan's Boat, Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare, Ireland
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