Tannery
Sep 14 2006, Disha Singh

These are a beautiful pair of Wallabee for those who love animal skin under their feet. These Snakeskin shoes are not available on site but can be purchased from The Tannery in Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA.

These are made from dyed Python skin...

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