Cary Schwarz

This image was rendered from a well-known photograph of Jackson Sundown, a renowned Nez Perce horseman and accomplished cowboy whose stylized image appears in the National Cowboy Museum logo. It was created with a handheld pyrography tool, with subtle color added for a vintage look. The braided rawhide string inlaid into the tooled leather was crafted by Jay Adcock.

This floral-carved notebook cover features an original design on both the front and back, with an Italian leather lining and a hot beeswax edge finish. A subtle airbrushed border adds a polished touch, while the Rhodia notepad makes it an ideal size for the boardroom.

Rendered with a pyrography tool, the image on this notebook cover is from a pen and ink sketch by Joe De Yong, a protégé of C.M. Russell. The edges of the cover are hot-waxed and the border has been airbrushed, while the interior leather is polished latigo tanned by Hermann Oak Leather Co. The perfect companion for a cowman who needs to keep track of details on the ranch.