This sheepskin speaks for itself--beautiful long black and smokey grey fibers. The black is nice and soft, and the grey is more coarse. It looks surprisingly different in different lights (see photos 1 and 2). An all-time favorite of mine. Likely a churro, but can't say for certain. Please note the tiny holes on the bottom of the hide. Bark-tanned with love and devotion by me. 39.5”x24.25”
When measuring, I measured down the middle for both length and width. Some parts of the hide will be longer and some will be shorter. I measured the leather side. Fiber often extends beyond the leather.
I live with dogs, so please consider that if you are extremely allergic. These hides will become softer with time and use. I wash and comb these sheepskins multiple times, but you will still find pieces of organic matter in them once in a while—it’s impossible to get it all out! They will also smell like lanolin to some degree or another, which not everyone is used to. You can wash them sparingly (if you’d like more info on this, check out my faq). If you ever decide you don’t want this hide, please compost it or leave it to decay into the woods—don’t throw it in a landfill!
If you would like to arrange a payment plan, I’d be happy to do so with you—please email me at azizathemouse@proton.me
This sheepskin speaks for itself--beautiful long black and smokey grey fibers. The black is nice and soft, and the grey is more coarse. It looks surprisingly different in different lights (see photos 1 and 2). An all-time favorite of mine. Likely a churro, but can't say for certain. Please note the tiny holes on the bottom of the hide. Bark-tanned with love and devotion by me. 39.5”x24.25”
When measuring, I measured down the middle for both length and width. Some parts of the hide will be longer and some will be shorter. I measured the leather side. Fiber often extends beyond the leather.
I live with dogs, so please consider that if you are extremely allergic. These hides will become softer with time and use. I wash and comb these sheepskins multiple times, but you will still find pieces of organic matter in them once in a while—it’s impossible to get it all out! They will also smell like lanolin to some degree or another, which not everyone is used to. You can wash them sparingly (if you’d like more info on this, check out my faq). If you ever decide you don’t want this hide, please compost it or leave it to decay into the woods—don’t throw it in a landfill!
If you would like to arrange a payment plan, I’d be happy to do so with you—please email me at azizathemouse@proton.me
