Stingray Skin
Species:	Whiptail
Origins:	SE Asia - Non Cites
Size:	6 - 23 inches (Call for availability and size requirements)
Weight:	Please Inquire
Finishes:	Unpolished - Rough/bumpy Semi-Polished - Medium Soft Polished - Very Soft
Popular Uses:	Stingray Handbags Stingray Shoes Stingray Boots Stingray Wallets

Of all exotic leathers, stingray, also marketed as “Shagreen”, is often the most underrated. It is highly durable (25 times more durable than cowhide leathers) and has a unique supple texture. This leather is one of the most durable skins and is widely available. It can be textured to be bumpy or flat and painted in any color in a large number of possibilities. Under no threat of extinction, this fish provides a useful resource to many regions throughout Southeast Asia.

Roje began by sourcing Stingray leather, and we now specialize in sourcing the best stingray leather in the industry. Contact us if you and let us know your requirements and we will find the wholesale stingray skins that you need.

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Stingray Leather Stock Color Options
Stingray Hide Black	Stingray Hide Black Jewel	Stingray Hide Blue	Stingray Hide Blue Jewel
Stingray Hide Brown	Stingray Hide Gold	Stingray Hide Gold w/Row	Stingray Hide Pink
Stingray Hide Yellow Jewel	Stingray Hide Web Pattern	Stingray Hide Purple Pattern	Stingray Hide Orange Pattern
Stingray Hide Zebra Pattern	Stingray Hide Pink Camo	Stingray Hide Camo	Stingray Hide Cheetah Pattern
Tannery Custom Color Options
Stingray Skin Black	Stingray Skin Brown	Stingray Skin Burgundy	Stingray Skin Dark Green
Stingray Skin Green	Stingray Skin Blue	Stingray Skin Orange	Stingray Skin Pink
Stingray Skin Red	Stingray Skin White	Stingray Skin Yellow

About Stingrays

Most people don't know that Stingrays are fish. In fact, many people take excursions around the reefs of Bora Bora and Morea to swim with giant rays and actually hand feed them.

The Stingray, sometimes called the Stingaree, lives on the sandy or muddy bottoms of all warm, shallow parts of the oceans and bays. In South America, they can be found in the rivers that flow into the Atlantic Ocean. Stingrays also live as far as 2,000 miles above the mouth of the Amazon River.

All Stingrays, despite their size differences, are equipped with long, flexible whip-like tails. There are usually one or two sharp spines on the tail near the middle. These spines have sharp teeth along their edges making them barb-like, much like a fishing hook.

At the base of these teeth are small glands that contain poison pockets capable of causing wounds nearly as painful and dangerous as a snake bite. Stingrays swing their tails upward to defend against predators. Please click here for ONLINE STORE!