


Delaney — Painted Hand-Tooled Cowhide Wallet
Delaney is a hand-tooled cowhide wallet, its front panel carved and hand-painted with a "girl on the horse" scene, picked out against a floral tooling ground and bordered in a row of turquoise beading, closing with a zipper.
Every Delaney is cut from a single hide of full-grain cowhide leather, so the grain beneath the tooling is entirely its own — a feature of genuine cowhide, never a flaw, and the reason no two wallets in this range are ever quite the same.
Dimensions: 19 cm × 2 cm × 11 cm— Fits a phone alongside cards and notes
- Leather type: Full-grain cowhide
- Dimensions: 19 cm x 2 cm x 11 cm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
- Closure: Zip
- Capacity: Fits a phone alongside cards and notes
Shipping
Within Australia, standard shipping is $10 AUD, free on orders over $100, and express is an extra $7. Most orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days, then usually arrive in 2–10 business days (express 1–4); rural and remote addresses can take a little longer. International shipping is calculated at checkout. You'll get a tracking number by email. Read our shipping information.
Returns
Changed your mind? Let us know within 7 days of delivery to return a piece unused, with tags attached and in its original packaging. A 10% restocking fee applies; return postage is yours. Earrings can't be returned for a change of mind.
Faulty, damaged or not what you ordered? We'll repair, replace or refund it and cover your return postage, alongside your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Email hello@cuerava.com.au before posting anything. Returns must be sent with Australia Post. Read the full returns policy.
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The Wallet
Built for every day
A wallet from the edit begins with genuine leather, built for daily use rather than kept wrapped up for best. It's meant to develop its own character with time in a pocket or bag, not stay pristine on a shelf.
Inside, leather credit card compartments and sections for cash and a coin zipper keep everything organised behind the painted scene. The painted horse-and-rider scene is genuinely pictorial rather than a repeating floral pattern — the same turquoise-paint-highlight technique behind Rosalie and Vale, here telling a single, considered scene rather than an abstract motif.
Aftercare
Keep it looking this good
Leather ages best with a little attention. Keep pieces away from direct heat and prolonged sun, wipe spills promptly with a dry cloth, and condition every few months with a leather-safe balm to stop it drying out. Store stuffed with tissue to hold its shape when not in use.

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