Bizarre Handbags and Fashion Accessories Created from Roadkill – Design You Trust — Design Daily Since 2007

Bizarre Handbags and Fashion Accessories Created from Roadkill

Critter creative Reid Peppard uses dead wildlife and pets to fashion everything from clutch bags, bracelets and coin purses to bowties and headdresses. The 29-year-old takes a needle and thread to dead crows, rats, pigeons, squirrels and even whole foxes.












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