Mushroom leather, also known as mycelium leather, is a sustainable alternative to traditional animal leather. It is made from the root structure of mushrooms, called mycelium, which can be cultivated quickly and requires fewer resources than livestock. This innovative material is biodegradable and can be produced with minimal environmental impact. The production of mushroom leather involves growing mycelium on organic substrates, such as agricultural waste. Once harvested, it can be processed and treated to create a durable and versatile material suitable for various applications, including fashion, upholstery, and accessories. This eco-friendly option is gaining popularity among designers and consumers alike.