Icelandic Sheepskins

This is a dyed nougat Icelandic sheepskin. We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest hair along the spine. The hair does not go in one direction like a dog or cat's fur, but rather it falls in every direction. This is not a...

This is a dyed nougat Icelandic sheepskin. We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest hair along the spine. The hair does not go in one direction like a dog or cat's fur, but rather it falls in every direction. This is not a...

These are dyed nude Icelandic sheepskins. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 18" to 33". We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest...

These are dyed pale pink Icelandic sheepskins. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 23" to 33". We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the...

These are dyed plum Icelandic sheepskins. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 18" to 33". We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest...

This is a dyed plum Icelandic sheepskin. We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest hair along the spine. The hair does not go in one direction like a dog or cat's fur, but rather it falls in every direction. This is not a...

These are dyed red wine Icelandic sheepskins. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 18" to 33". We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the...

These are dyed red Icelandic sheepskins. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 18" to 27". We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest...

This a dyed red Icelandic sheepskin. We import and stock a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskins. The long wool sheepskins make ideal rugs and furniture coverings. Native Americans use the white sheepskins for ankle dressings and the black and brown ones are used for buffalo headdresses. The hair length is approximately 4" to 6" with the shortest hair along the spine. The hair does not go in one direction like a dog or cat's fur, but rather it falls in every direction. This is not a hollow...

This is a dyed fuchsia Icelandic sheepskin. The skin is sheared to show off the dense underfur, making it remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These Icelandic sheepskins are Eco-tanned without the use of heavy metals. The exact formulation is a trade-secret but the tanning meets European...

These dyed fuchsia Icelandic sheepskins are sheared to show off the dense underfur, making these skins remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 18" to 27". The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These...

This is a dyed fuchsia Icelandic sheepskin. The skin is sheared to show off the dense underfur, making it remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These Icelandic sheepskins are Eco-tanned without the use of heavy metals. The exact formulation is a trade-secret but the tanning meets European...

This is a dyed fuchsia Icelandic sheepskin. The skin is sheared to show off the dense underfur, making it remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These Icelandic sheepskins are Eco-tanned without the use of heavy metals. The exact formulation is a trade-secret but the tanning meets European...

This is a dyed fuchsia Icelandic sheepskin. The skin is sheared to show off the dense underfur, making it remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These Icelandic sheepskins are Eco-tanned without the use of heavy metals. The exact formulation is a trade-secret but the tanning meets European...

These dyed gray Icelandic sheepskins are sheared to show off the dense underfur, making these skins remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The lengths, given above, are measured on the wool side. The width across the middle, measured on the skin side, is approximately 18" to 27". The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These...

This is a dyed gray Icelandic sheepskin. The skin is sheared to show off the dense underfur, making it remarkably soft and plush, ideal for cozying up with on a chilly day. The hair length of shorn Icelandic sheepskins is approximately 1" when lying flat, and approximately 2" when brushed up. This is not a hollow hair, so it doesn't break or shed. These Icelandic sheepskins are Eco-tanned without the use of heavy metals. The exact formulation is a trade-secret but the tanning meets European...