Roll out the red carpet—this shooting pouch makes a grand entrance.
The opening act is a striking calf-hair front and flap, immediately setting the tone for refinement and stage presence. The performance continues with the buttery feel of burnished kip leather along the back, adding depth and character worthy of a leading role. 
Red accents provide dramatic contrast, highlighting the strap handwoven from bison wool and linen by Kerry Masarik of Horn and Fiber. Inside, the entire pouch is fully lined in goat leather, while the flap is finished with rich red wool—details that complete the scene with elegance. Note the carefully executed rolled welts, a subtle but masterful touch.
The final curtain call belongs to the buckle by Richard Lanni. As he is no longer producing his exceptional buckles, this piece represents one of the few remaining opportunities to feature his work.
At a generous 10” × 10”, this double pouch offers ample capacity while maintaining its poised, distinguished character.
A truly classy shooting pouch—one worthy of taking center stage.
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