Leather Dice Cup with Lid – Handmade Tabletop Gaming Dice Cup, Choose Color
Leather Dice Cup with Lid – Handmade Tabletop Gaming Dice Cup, Choose Color
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A handmade leather dice cup with a lid, hand sewn from vegetable-tanned leather, dyed, and finished with Resolene. I designed the pattern myself. The cup and the lid each have a lip, so the lid stays on when you don’t want it to fall off, and it still comes off and goes back on without a struggle. Each cup is airbrushed in the color you pick.
Choose your color
- Black
- Blue
- Green
- Red
- Yellow
- Purple
- Orange
Want a two-tone cup? Contact us and we’ll work it out.
Features
- Handmade and hand sewn from vegetable-tanned leather
- Original design, with a lip on both the cup and the lid so the lid stays put
- Lid comes off and goes back on easily
- Airbrushed in your choice of color
- Finished with Resolene to protect the leather
Made to order: Built by hand and ready to ship in 7-10 days.
Please note: Dice are not included.
Perfect for
Tabletop RPGs, board and dice games, game nights, gifts for gamers, and carrying your dice.
Shipping and returns
Made and shipped from Blairsville, Pennsylvania, USA. We ship worldwide.
US orders: You have 14 days after delivery to request a return if the cup is unused and in the condition you received it. See our Returns & Refunds Policy for details.
International orders: These are final sale. Duties, taxes, and customs fees are the buyer’s responsibility, and we can’t refund them. If you have questions before ordering, message us and we’ll help.
Damaged or incorrect items: If your dice cup arrives defective, damaged, or not what you ordered, contact us within 14 days of delivery with photos, and we’ll make it right.
Care
Keep dry and away from prolonged direct sunlight. If it gets damp, air dry naturally. Condition occasionally with a leather conditioner.
Handmade items vary slightly in color and finish, and because the dye is airbrushed by hand, no two cups are exactly alike.
Design Credit: This pattern was made by Dennis Fetter's Leatherwork.
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