Leather HD Wallpapers

Leather HD Wallpapers - more than 100 bright leather wallpapers

Leather HD wallpapers - amazing collection of more than 100 leather wallpapers, leather and skin textures. Only manual rendering and macro photos of leather by authors of this app.

Looking for a bright colorful wallpaper application that will make your device unique? Leather HD wallpapers is exactly what you were looking for. Crop, rotate, save, share - do anything you want with images.

Leather wallpapers application features:

Manual rendering of leather textures by app authors

Macro-zoomed leather photos

More than 100 leather backgrounds and textures

Application works offline, so wallpapers are always with you even without internet access

Crop and rotate any leather backgrounds

Only bright, colorful, unique wallpapers and backgrounds crafted for you

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Some interesting facts about leather:

Due to the material’s popularity and impressive durability, its no surprise than the leather industry generates an annual revenue of more than $53 billion. This is surprisingly higher than the revenues of coffee, tea, rice, rubber, cotton and sugar combined. Leather shoes take the top spot for generating 60% of the revenue.

Due to it’s name, people often confuse top grain leather with being the most genuine and highest quality leather you can buy when in fact, full grain is considered the highest quality leather available on the market.

Back in the 17th century, it was all the fashion to have your house wallpapered with leather in places such as Florence and Venice in Italy.

On a normal day, the average person is supposedly wearing about four items of leather. This could be shoes, belts, jackets, watch straps, wallets, purses or items of clothing. Four items seems like a lot to be wearing at one time when you first read it but you’d be surprised at how many leather items you’re probably wearing right now.

This is one you’ve probably never heard before but you can actually buy leather which comes from the skin of a salmon. It’s not salmon coloured but is extremely durable and has a unique look, so has become very popular in Iceland and Norway although it is not particularly well known in the UK or US at the moment.

Popular leather products actually date all the way back to 3000 BC when the Romans used leather sails on their boats. Leather was also used for furniture, tents and weapons. It began to be used more for fashion purposes around 1000 years later when it started to be worn by Egyptian women.