The guide "Natural Leather Tanning" offers a comprehensive introduction to the centuries-old art of tanning hides and pelts. In an era dominated by chemical processes, this book teaches the traditional method of natural tanning using fats, smoke, and plant extracts. The instructions are designed to be easily understandable even for beginners with no prior knowledge. With just a few tools and limited space, readers can create their own leather products. Step-by-step illustrations show the entire process, from processing raw hides to making everyday items such as gloves, moccasins, hats, and jackets. Additionally, various tanning methods, such as the "Open Method" and the "Tube Method," as well as important techniques like salting, freezing, and drying, are covered. The author, Markus Klek, who was introduced to the art of tanning by Native Americans, shares his knowledge and experiences from his own small tannery in Germany.