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    Carved skull wallet opened on denim, red stingray in the eye and teeth
    Strap fastened over the front, engraved snap above the red eye socket
    Angled front showing the pitted cranium and zigzag cream stitching
    Back face carved with tribal flames and two red stingray teardrops
    Black leather interior with stacked card slots and a zippered pocket
    Exterior laid flat with skull front, flame back and the strap extended
    Closed portrait bifold on white, strap crossing the skull's brow

    Biker Wallets

    Flaming Skull Biker Wallet — Red Stingray Through the Sockets

    $119.00

    SKU: 3837

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    Leather:Genuine Leather

    Built for riders who want a skull that reads at arm's length, this compact bifold carries a skull carved in three-quarter profile into black cowhide. The raised bone is finished in antiqued silver-gray. Each opening in the carving — brow, eye socket, nasal area and the gaps between the teeth — is backed with genuine red stingray. The Flaming Skull Biker Wallet measures 4⅛″ × 5½″ closed, with seven card slots, a zippered pocket and a .925 sterling silver chain grommet.

    Who This Is Actually For

    If you want the red to be real hide — every red area is genuine stingray, visible as tiny rounded beads with paler tops. Best for anyone who wants exotic hide built into the artwork itself.

    If you want both faces decorated — the back carries carved tribal flames in the same silver-gray finish. Two red stingray teardrops sit near its lower edge. The closure strap is carved too.

    If a long wallet feels oversized — this portrait bifold stands 5½″ tall, holding seven card slots and a zippered pocket. Best for a back pocket with a chain clipped to the spine.

    What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)

    The cranium is the busiest surface. Dense black pores are carved across it, along with thin fracture lines, while the silver-gray antiquing sits only on the raised bone. The recesses stay black, which gives the skull its depth.

    The stingray sits below the carved face, inside beveled black edges. Its beads are bright red with lighter tops, so each opening looks granular up close. Around every opening, thick cream thread is laced in zigzag stitches that cross the bone between neighboring windows, much like sutures.

    With the snap fastened, the carved strap crosses the upper corner of the front and covers part of the skull's brow. The strap ends in a domed, engraved silver-tone snap. Inside, the leather is smooth black, with stacked card slots on the left panel and a zippered pocket on the right.

    The phantom skull long wallet in this collection uses the same stitched-window technique on a 4″ × 8″ body. This version compresses the idea into a portrait bifold and adds the silver-gray antiquing and a carved back.

    The Specs — And What They Actually Mean

    • 💎 Inlay: genuine red stingray behind stitched openings at the brow, eye socket, nasal area and teeth, plus two teardrops on the back.
    • ⚙️ Body: thick black cowhide, carved with a skull on the front and tribal flames on the back, antiqued silver-gray on the raised areas.
    • 📏 Size: 4⅛″ × 5½″ closed — a compact portrait bifold.
    • 💳 Layout: 7 card slots and a zippered pocket.
    • 🔧 Hardware: an engraved silver-tone snap on a carved strap, and a .925 sterling silver grommet at the top of the spine.
    • 🛡️ Stitching: thick cream thread around the perimeter and in zigzag stitches around every red opening.

    Questions You're Probably Asking

    Which way is the skull turned?
    Toward the opening edge, in three-quarter profile. The eye socket, the nasal area and the teeth sit nearest the snap side, while the pitted cranium fills the half closest to the spine. On the 4⅛″ × 5½″ front, the red openings therefore cluster along the outer edge.

    Which way does the wallet open?
    Like a book along its long side. Closed, it stands 5½″ tall and 4⅛″ wide, a portrait shape. A carved strap wraps over the opening edge and fastens with a snap, and the chain grommet sits at the top of the spine. Inside, the seven card slots stack down the left panel.

    What is the red shape above the eye socket?
    A flame-shaped opening across the skull's brow, backed with the same red stingray as the eye socket. Its upper edge rises in wavy points, so it reads as fire above the eye. It sits just below the snap strap on the 4⅛″ × 5½″ front, outlined in cream stitching like every other opening.

    Quick Specs & Real-World Performance

    Technical DetailWhat It Actually Does for You
    Red stingray behind carved openingsReal beaded hide supplies every red area
    Antiqued silver-gray carvingRaised bone stands out against black recesses
    Zigzag cream stitchingOutlines each red window and reads like skull sutures
    Carved tribal flames on the backBoth faces decorated, with two more stingray teardrops
    4⅛″ × 5½″ portrait bifoldCompact enough for a back pocket
    7 card slots, zippered pocketA short card list plus a closed compartment
    Engraved snap on a carved strapKeeps the wallet closed across the opening edge
    .925 sterling silver grommetChain attachment at the top of the spine

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