About Godkin Art

At Godkin Art, leather is more than a material—it’s a medium of expression. Every hide tells a story, and we’re here to craft it into something unforgettable. Specializing in handcrafted leatherwork, Godkin Art creates one-of-a-kind pieces that blend tradition, creativity, and rugged craftsmanship.

From custom holsters and belts to artistic leather panels, accessories, and heirloom-grade gear, each piece is made by hand with purpose and passion. But the artistry doesn’t stop at leather. Reclaimed wood, metal, found objects, and modern materials also find new life in our workshop—transformed into bold, unexpected works of art.

We don’t mass-produce. We don’t cut corners. What we do is shape the ordinary into the extraordinary. Whether it’s stitched, carved, tooled, painted, or forged, every creation carries a unique fingerprint—no two alike.

Known for turning anything into art, Godkin Art celebrates creativity without boundaries. No molds. No templates. Just honest craftsmanship and the joy of making something meaningful out of the overlooked and the raw.

Because here, we don’t just make things. We craft them—one stitch, one cut, one story at a time.

Folks We’re Proud to Ride With

Around here, good work doesn’t happen alone. Godkin Art partners with a tight-knit crew of makers and craftsmen who share a deep respect for tradition, tools, and doing things right.

We’re proud to work alongside

• Max Tactical Firearms, LLC — a no-nonsense Arizona-based shop offering firearms, archery gear, hunting supplies, and outdoor essentials, all shipped nationwide. They also run a bold 2A blog packed with reviews, commentary, and satire sharp enough to make anti-gunners flinch.

• A-Squared Designs — is another kindred spirit—turning raw materials into functional works of art with grit, precision, and a good eye for detail.

• And we tip our hats to Pastor Bob Leather Works, where faith and craftsmanship meet in every stitch of his handmade leather goods.

  These are good people doing honest work—and we’re proud to call them part of the Godkin Art circle.