Western boots often feature a very traditional style of stitching. The forepart of the boot is called the "vamp" The cursive decorative stitching is typically called a "medallion" or "bug" because it somewhat resembles one. The horizontal rows are called "wrinkles" and are stitches surrounding welting to help the boot flex properly in that area. The shaft of the boot is stitched in any myriad of ways depending on the cobbler’s personal style.

This cuff is 7” with an adjustable closure to fit up to a 7 1/2” wrist.

1 1/8” wide

Leather

Japanese glass beads

Sterling Silver