The pirarucu is one of the largest freshwater fish on Earth. Known as the “Amazon Giant,” it has lived in the rivers and lakes of Brazil for millions of years.

Its story is one of regeneration. Once overfished to near extinction, its population has flourished again thanks to sustainable practices and the guardianship of local communities.

Pirarucu skin, once discarded as waste, is now transformed into an exotic and sustainable material. Local riverine communities depend on this fish. It is considered a local delicacy. Each hide is sourced as a byproduct and processed using organic, metal-free techniques, bringing together ethics, beauty, and innovation.

The tanning process leaves no heavy metals behind and uses water that can be reused for irrigation.
The result is a bioleather that’s soft, resilient, and strikingly unique.
No two skins are the same. Each one carries the organic signature of the Amazon and the hands that bring it to life.

This is the leather of evolution. Of circular systems and respect for nature. A material that connects tradition, craftsmanship, and a future we can shape.