saddlery
/ˈsædləri/
noun
- The equipment used for riding and controlling a horse, such as saddles, bridles, and reins.
- He bought new saddlery for his horse, including a leather bridle and stirrups.
- Before the ride, she checked each piece of saddlery for wear and tear.
- The stable keeps all its saddlery in a clean, organized tack room.
- The business or workshop where saddles and other horse equipment are made or sold.
- The local saddlery offers custom-made leather bridles and saddle repairs.
- She apprenticed at a saddlery to learn the craft of leatherworking.
- My grandfather ran a saddlery in the countryside for over forty years.
- The craft or trade of making saddles and other horse equipment.
- Modern saddlery combines old craftsmanship with new materials like synthetic leathers.
- Saddlery requires skill in cutting and stitching thick leather.
- He studied traditional saddlery techniques passed down through generations.