Hand-Carved Cobra Skull Long Wallet with Black Stingray Inlay
SKU: 2521
Black stingray fills the eye socket of the cobra-skin skull on this long biker wallet. The skull is drawn in profile, so one large socket, a curved cheek hollow and a row of tooth gaps all show black beaded hide. Around it, hand-carved floral scrollwork runs black in the recesses and copper along the raised edges. The Hand-Carved Cobra Skull Long Wallet with Black Stingray Inlay closes to 4″ × 8″. Inside are ten card slots, three bill compartments and a full-length zippered pocket.
Who This Is Actually For
If you prefer black accents to red — the stingray here is black, so the skull stays in cream, gray-brown and black. Best for riders who want exotic hide without a bright color in the mix.
If you like a design with a clear silhouette — a profile skull is immediately recognizable from across a table. The rounded cranium, the deep eye socket and the long jaw are each outlined in heavy white stitching.
If you carry cash and small items together — at 8 inches long, the body exceeds a 6.14-inch US bill. Currency therefore lies flat across three compartments, and a full-length zipper opens a deep, gusseted pocket for keys, coins or receipts.
What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
The cobra skin carries large blocks of cream, gray-brown and dark brown, with every small scale visible inside each block. Cut as a skull, that pattern breaks across the face irregularly, so no two areas of the cranium look identical.
Openings in the snake skin reveal the black stingray beneath: the eye socket, the cheek hollow and a double row of gaps between the teeth. A small window at the nose reveals the white pearl section of the stingray hide, where the beads appear noticeably paler. Heavy white thread outlines every individual opening.
The surrounding cowhide is carved with floral scrolls and leaves, antiqued black in the cuts and copper on the ridges. On the back, that carving is pierced between the scrolls, so pale snake skin shows through. A curved band of the same snake skin crosses the end of the back panel.
The strap is carved too, edged in white thread, and ends in a domed concho engraved with swirls inside a toothed rim. It snaps onto a stud set directly into the cobra-skin cranium. Inside, everything is smooth black leather. The upper panel holds two columns of stacked card slots, and the lower panel repeats that arrangement beneath the zipper. The grommet's star-shaped back is visible beside the zipper's starting point.
One honest note: because the snap stud sits in the snake skin, the strap closes onto the skull itself. Fasten it straight down so the strap edge doesn't drag across the scales.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- ⚙️ Materials: genuine cobra skin skull with black stingray inlays, set into hand-carved cowhide.
- 📏 Size: 4″ × 8″ closed — a long bifold that keeps US bills flat.
- 💳 Layout: ten card slots, three bill compartments and a full-length zippered pocket.
- 🔧 Hardware: an engraved .925 sterling silver concho snap, plus a .925 sterling silver chain grommet.
- 💎 Carving: antiqued floral scrollwork, pierced on the back to reveal snake skin underneath.
- 🛡️ Stitching: heavy white thread along the edges, the strap and every opening in the skull.
Questions You're Probably Asking
Is the skull shown from the front or the side?
From the side. The cobra-skin skull is drawn in profile, displaying one large eye socket, a single cheek hollow and a row of teeth along the jaw. Black stingray fills each of those openings. On the 4″ × 8″ front, the profile covers most of the panel, with carving around its edges.
Is it a trifold or a bifold?
A long bifold. Opened, it shows 2 interior panels: one lined with stacked card slots, and one with more slots beneath a full-length zipper. That zipper opens into a deep, gusseted pocket. Closed, the wallet folds once to 4″ × 8″, and the carved strap snaps over the top edge.
How does it differ from the red stingray skull wallet?
Mainly in the stingray color. That wallet uses the same cobra-skin skull, pierced floral carving and engraved concho, with red stingray behind every opening. Here the stingray is black, so the skull stays in cream, brown and black. Both are long bifolds with 10 card slots.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Cobra skin profile skull | A bold, recognizable silhouette built from patterned snake skin |
| Black stingray in the eye, cheek and teeth | Dark, beaded texture visible in every opening |
| Pierced antiqued floral carving | Black and copper scrollwork, with snake skin showing on the back |
| 4″ × 8″ long bifold | US currency travels flat in three compartments |
| Full-length zippered pocket | A deep, gusseted space for keys, coins or receipts |
| Engraved .925 sterling silver concho | A detailed snap closure at the end of the strap |
| .925 sterling silver grommet | Ready for a wallet chain at the top corner |
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