Red Demon Hand-Carved Stingray and Cowhide Biker Wallet
SKU: 2246
A demon face is carved into the black cowhide front of this long wallet, with red stingray showing through the cutouts. The large eye socket, a small patch of pale beads and a row of long, curved fangs are all stingray set behind the leather. The Red Demon Hand-Carved Stingray and Cowhide Biker Wallet measures about 4″ × 8″. Inside are 10 card slots, three bill compartments and a zippered coin pocket, and a .925 sterling silver grommet sits ready for a chain.
Who This Is Actually For
If you want the demon to stand out in color — the carving is black with bronze highlights. Only the eye, the fangs and two small teardrops are red. Best for riders who want one strong color on an otherwise dark wallet.
If you want decoration on every side — the demon occupies the front, tribal carving covers the back and the strap is carved as well. Best for chain carry, where both faces remain visible.
If you carry paperwork as well as cards — the long 4″ × 8″ body holds 10 card slots, three bill compartments and a zippered coin pocket. Best for riders who keep receipts and registration papers together.
What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
Every stingray window is outlined in thick cream stitching, which makes the red look even brighter against the black. The carved background around the face is covered in small pits and bubbles. A bronze tone highlights that raised texture, while the recesses remain black.
The eye socket is the largest red region, and the fangs hang beneath it in a curved row. Beside the eye, a small window shows larger, paler beads with a pinkish tint. That patch originates in the stingray's natural pearl area.
A carved strap wraps around the top edge and finishes in a flared tab. Its engraved silver-tone concho fastens onto a stud near the top of the front. Underneath, the strap is undecorated black leather with a stitched border.
On the back, tribal shapes with pointed, blade-like tips spread across the panel over the same pitted background. Two red stingray teardrops sit near the lower edge. Around the whole exterior, the edges are black, with cream stitching running close alongside them.
Inside, the lining and card slots are smooth black leather with a slight sheen. Card slots are stacked along one panel, and a long zipper opens the coin compartment. The grommet is positioned at the top of the spine, with a star-shaped backing visible inside. At about 8 ounces, the wallet has noticeable weight hanging on a chain.
The black devil skull stingray wallet carries this same demon design, with black stingray behind the windows. This version switches that stingray to red.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- ⚙️ Exterior: hand-carved black cowhide with bronze highlights, and genuine red stingray behind cut windows.
- 📏 Size: about 4″ × 8″ closed — a long wallet for a back or jacket pocket.
- 💳 Interior: 10 card slots, 3 bill compartments and a zippered coin pocket in smooth black leather.
- 🔧 Closure: carved strap with an engraved silver-tone concho snap.
- 🛡️ Chain point: .925 sterling silver grommet at the top of the spine, with double-stitched reinforced corners.
- ⚖️ Weight: about 8 ounces.
Questions You're Probably Asking
How does this differ from the black devil skull stingray wallet?
Primarily in the stingray color. Both carry the identical demon face, cut through carved cowhide. It includes a large eye socket, a pale bead patch and a row of fangs. Each is a long wallet with 10 card slots. The other version sets black stingray behind the windows, while this one uses red.
What are the red teardrops on the back?
Two small decorative stingray windows. The back is carved with pointed tribal shapes, and two teardrop-shaped cutouts near its lower edge reveal the same red stingray as the front. Cream stitching outlines both of them. They connect the back visually to the 4″ × 8″ demon face on the opposite side.
Why is one small patch of the stingray pale?
It's part of the stingray's natural pearl area. Beside the eye socket, one window shows larger, rounder beads with a pale pink tint. Everywhere else, the red stingray has fine, densely packed beads. The exact size and position of that pale patch varies from hide to hide.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Red stingray behind cut windows | Color appears only in the eye, the fangs and two teardrops |
| Carved cowhide with bronze highlights | A textured black background with metallic accents |
| Cream stitching around each window | Distinct outlines surrounding every red shape |
| Tribal carving across the reverse | Both exterior faces are decorated |
| 4″ × 8″ long wallet | An elongated format suited to a back or jacket pocket |
| 10 slots, 3 bill compartments, zip coin pocket | Cards, currency, papers and change each in separate places |
| .925 sterling silver grommet | A solid chain attachment at the top of the spine |
| Engraved concho strap | Keeps the wallet securely closed across the top edge |
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Same demon, darker stingray — the devil skull long wallet with black stingray replaces the red with black.
For another red stingray face, see the phantom skull red stingray wallet. It sets its skull into deeply carved cowhide at the same 4 × 8 inch size.
The sterling grommet is ready for a chain — browse the wallet chains, or see more in the biker wallets range.
