ILCEA Radica Museum calf straphas been added to the Accurate Form lineup!
About ILCEA
ILCEA is a leather tannery located in northern Italy. Since its founding in the 1930s, the company has responded to the needs of many customers, and today its leather is used by many high-end fashion houses, including European and American shoe manufacturers. In addition to traditional methods and the latest technology that makes use of years of know-how, the company is also renowned for its thorough quality control of leather, and continues to provide world-class leather.
■ About RADICA
Originally, RADICA was developed by ILCEA for a luxury fashion house, inspired by a marble pattern, and before long, it came to be known as "museum calf" for unevenly dyed leather. As the name "museum" suggests, the uneven pattern is created by repeatedly dyeing the leather by hand using a painting technique. This pattern is unique and cannot be duplicated twice. It is finished with pure aniline, which preserves the natural texture and maximizes the appeal of the material. By polishing the surface, a glass-like luster appears, revealing the delicate expression of the leather. The unique marble pattern created by the time-consuming dyeing process by artisans and the luster that increases the more it is used are its main features.