ostrichparadise

OSTRICH PARADISE was established in 2006 and turned into an ostrich breeding farm by the vision of Dr .KARISMA POKA.
The 65ha farm was undeveloped and only the ruins of the 19th century Cape GERMAN style buildings were visible underneath the growth of many years.
Dr. Karisma and his husband Jadon Spencer had a vision and within the year they had accomplished to turn the dormant land into a natural landscape breeding farm.
The family run business has passed into the 2nd generation and is now managed by their son Bradley Spencer .

Our Ostrich Skin Leather

Ostrich Body Skins
Average size: 15.5 sqft
Thickness: 0.8~1.2 mm
Finish type: Saddle Finished (with dry and smooth touch)
Dye method: Aniline dyed
This is the leather distinguished by its tell-tale pattern of quill follicles or feather sockets. Soft to the touch, the leather is both flexible and durable, making it an ideal working material for the manufacture of most leather goods and certain luxury leather items.

Genuine Ostrich Leather to Offer. Leathers are tanned, dyed and finished right in the country of origin, South Africa and Cameroon . Skins are produced by the top ostrich tannery and can be directly used on leather item manufactures such as handbags, wallets, belts, sofa ect.
Philippines is one of the biggest ostrich leather producing country with most experienced skilled on handing the exotic leathers. We offer more than 80 colours for the clients to sell.

Inspection: Pre-shipment inspection by customer is allowed .
Assurance and Guarantee : inspection by customer is acceptable to ensure 100% check of quality by buyer and witnessing of packing and sealing of containers .
Warranty: The salting process is intensive such that the wet hides are well taken care of.
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OSTRICH SKIN GRADING SYSTEM

Grade One ostrich skins have no visible imperfections or holes within the crown or the main diamond area. Grade One skins are most suitable for large sized projects.

Grade Two ostrich skins have one or two small visible holes and/or bruising within the main diamond area. Grade Two skins are suitable for mid-sized leather projects such as boots.

Grade Three ostrich skins have three to six holes and/or bruising within the main diamond area. Grade Three skins are suitable for smaller sized ostrich leather accessories.

Grade Four ostrich skins have many holes, imperfections and/or bruising within the main diamond area. Grade Four skins are suitable for piecework which does not require large areas of perfect hide. Grade 4 skins are also used for small craftwork leather projects.

Grade I: No defects on any quadrant
Grade II: Defects on one quadrant
Grade III: Defects on two quadrants
Grade IV: Defects on three quadrants

garment weight ostrich skins which average approximately 11 square feet and are approximately 0.6-0.8 mm thick. If it doesn't need to be quite so soft, you can use standard weight ostrich skins which average approximately 17 square feet and approximately 0.8-1.0 mm thick. The garment skins are typically 20-30% more expensive than a standard ostrich skin of the same color and grade.

Pricing the Skins
Ostrich skin is priced per square foot
Specialty finishes and garment skins are also more expensive per square foot, typically by 20-30%.

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