The Science behind tanned Leather: 5 books you can read now!

Book 1: Leather Processing & Tanning Technology Handbook: How to Start Leather By NIIR Board of Consultants Engineers

Animal skins are the source of leather. They are preserved and turned into the leather by staining, shaving, and polishing. The process used to make leather is now carried out scientifically. Animal hides and skins are often referred to as leather tanning. This process involves the conversion of these materials into finished leather. The main chemical processes involved in the production of leather are unhairing, liming, tanning, and dyeing. This book also covers the various forms of leather products that are manufactured using these processes.

Book 2: Tanning Chemistry: The Science of Leather By Anthony D Covington

Even in the 21st century, the manufacture of leather remains shrouded in mystery. Much of the knowledge about tanning is still based on the experiences and expertise of those working in the industry. However, did you know composition of the skin is largely composed of collagen? Its properties are determined by the chemistry of this protein and its various components.

The book aims to contribute to the development of a scientific understanding of leather, which is a unique commodity that can be produced from a natural resource. The book is concerned with the various chemical modifications that occur prior to and after tanning. It also covers the various processes involved in the preparation for and after tanning.

Book 3: The Complete Book of Tanning Skins and Furs by James Churchill

Tanning is the art of turning animal skins into leather and fur. This ancient process can be done to turn perishable animal skins into leather luxury goods. Tanning skin involves taking away the tissues that cannot be converted to leather and treating them to make them stronger and flexible. This book is also full of practical advice on how to make unique wall art and gloves.

Churchill’s knowledge and experience can help you make the most of your catch. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a novice, this book will give you the tools and techniques to make the most of your time and effort.

Book 4: Tanned Leather Hand-Made Bags: Ultimate Techniques by Yoko Ganaha, Piggy Tsujioka

Tanned leather gradually softens. This book is about the effects of aged, tanned leather. It offers for those who are new to making bags and other goods. It has clear-cut instructions and plenty of patterns. It includes step-by-step instructions for everything from basic leather crafting to more advanced techniques.

An excellent resource on tanned leather and how to work with the material, creating modern and stylish Leather Hand-Made Bags.

Book 5: Leatherwork and Tanning (Heritage Crafts and Skills) by Lynn Huggins-Cooper

The story of leather craft and tanning goes back to prehistory. It shows how the process of making leather was refined by hand and begins with the discovery that certain skins were longer than others.

The use of skin was very valuable during ancient times. Leather was a vital resource that was used for everything from clothing and blankets to vessels and shelters. This book delves into the history of leather and tanning and shows how they have been integral parts of our culture.

This book is a unique opportunity to see how these artists work and learn about the techniques and tools used by them during the twentieth century. Also, it gives you a glimpse into the world of leathercraft.

 

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