Arrowhead Turquoise Leather Bolo Tie
Strike a bold statement with our Arrowhead Turquoise Leather Bolo Tie. Designed with a rugged, western edge, this bolo tie showcases a distinctive arrowhead-shaped concho featuring intricate silver detailing and a striking turquoise stone centerpiece. The hand-braided black leather cord and engraved silver-tone tips complete this piece, blending tradition with frontier spirit.
Premium braided black leather cord
Unique arrowhead-shaped concho with crackle turquoise center
Polished engraved silver-tone tips
Adjustable slide for a custom fit
Perfect for cowboys, western enthusiasts, and anyone looking to add a touch of the wild frontier to their outfit. Ideal for special occasions or everyday western wear.
Arrowhead Turquoise Leather Bolo Tie
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212 Elliotts Road
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Cust 7471
New Zealand
LBT-102
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Lovely set! Unfortunately bosal is too large for my mare but will fit my other horse fine. Over all it’s a great cost effective set.
Fantastic service, delivered by hand to my house as pick up option wasn’t available at the time. Super appreciative!
Love this vest. Ran true to size. I was told by friends that Kimes ran a little smaller and to size up but in this vest particularly it doesn’t run small. I was glad I checked the measurements and got my normal size. It was perfect!
this pad is the perfect thing to lift up my western wade tree saddle off my horse's shoulders due to his lack of topline at the moment. I just used the front shims. Before I could not get my fingers underneath but with the shims in the pad I could easily fit them under the pad and saddle - horse happy, rider happy! a lot cheaper than buying a new saddle.
It has a nice wool felt underneath too with adequate thickness. I can put my show blanket over the top when showing.
excellent service and products from Noorumunga