Handcrafted Mexican Charro Spurs - Stainless Steel | Cascabel

Made for the occasions that matter.

Hand-engraved by a Mexican espuelero in Amozoc, Puebla. Each pair is its own.

Polished steel, hand-engraved in Greek-key blocks and flowing scrollwork that wind around the whole band.

One ribbon of engraving, wrapped end to end.

Amozoc, Puebla has made spurs by hand since 1559. The craft came from Moorish craftsmen in Spain, and it has lived in this one Mexican town for more than 450 years.

The Cascabel was made there.

The engraving doesn't stop at the edge of the band. It winds around it: Greek-key blocks and scroll panels take turns, set against a finely stippled ground, from one end of the band to the other. No bare metal.

Nothing here is stamped or machine-cut. Every key, scroll and fine dot is worked by hand.

The rowel is a star, and every point is cut with notched, feathered edges. Behind it sit two ornamental discs with stippled detail, and small pendants that move when you walk.

A solid band. You feel it as soon as you pick them up. Each spur weighs about 1 lb.

This is a one-off piece. We haven't seen another pair like it in a shop or online, and because every line is cut by hand, no second pair will match it.

Look closer and you'll see the hand that made them. No two lines run exactly the same. The Cascabel was shaped by a Mexican espuelero, and those small differences are what make your pair yours.

We have two pairs of the Cascabel.

• Boot opening: 3 1/8"
• Rowel: 2 3/4"
• Width: 1 1/4"
• Polished steel, hand-engraved with a wrapped Greek-key and scroll band and a star rowel
• Each spur weighs about 1 lb
• Made by hand in Amozoc, Puebla, Mexico

Handmade means yours may differ slightly from the photos. A small mark or an uneven line isn't a flaw, it's proof of the hand that made it. Straps not included.