Rabbit Skins and Plates

The Moroccan rabbit plates are nice plates and you get a good value for your money. Their overall quality is nice, but the rabbit skins on the plate may not fully match. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."Heather Rabbit Skins refer to rabbits that are Coyote Brown in color and have not been dyed or bleached.

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. These plates are dyed in Spain. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."The Spanish use rabbit skins to make plates to resemble leopard, mink, ocelot, cheetah, guinea pig, hamster, astrakhan,...

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."The Spanish use rabbit skins to make plates to resemble leopard, mink, ocelot, cheetah, guinea pig, hamster, astrakhan,...

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."The Spanish use rabbit skins to make plates to resemble leopard, mink, ocelot, cheetah, guinea pig, hamster, astrakhan,...

These Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are sorted into different grades. They are among the heaviest, plushiest rabbits we have ever seen. The rabbit pelts are soft-tanned, big, and very heavily furred. These rabbit skins are ideal for resale or for craft projects requiring excellent material. Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are suitable for trim on parkas, mukluks, and gauntlets. The #1 grade skins are very thick and plush.

These Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are sorted into different grades. They are among the heaviest, plushiest rabbits we have ever seen. The rabbit pelts are soft-tanned, big, and very heavily furred. These rabbit skins are ideal for resale or for craft projects requiring excellent material. Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are suitable for trim on parkas, mukluks, and gauntlets. The #1 grade skins are very thick and plush. The whites have more of a white coloring. White Rabbit Skins refer to rabbits...

These Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are sorted into different grades. They are among the heaviest, plushiest rabbits we have ever seen. The rabbit pelts are soft-tanned, big, and very heavily furred. These rabbit skins are ideal for resale or for craft projects requiring excellent material. Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are suitable for trim on parkas, mukluks, and gauntlets. The #2 grade skins are thick skins.

These Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are sorted into different grades. They are among the heaviest, plushiest rabbits we have ever seen. The rabbit pelts are soft-tanned, big, and very heavily furred. These rabbit skins are ideal for resale or for craft projects requiring excellent material. Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are suitable for trim on parkas, mukluks, and gauntlets. The #2 grade skins are thick skins. The whites have a creamy coloring. White Rabbit Skins refer to rabbits that are...

These Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are sorted into different grades. They are among the heaviest, plushiest rabbits we have ever seen. The rabbit pelts are soft-tanned, big, and very heavily furred. These rabbit skins are ideal for resale or for craft projects requiring excellent material. Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are suitable for trim on parkas, mukluks, and gauntlets. The #3 grade skins are smaller in size and not as thick. The natural skins have nicks, tears, or holes.

These Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are sorted into different grades. They are among the heaviest, plushiest rabbits we have ever seen. The rabbit pelts are soft-tanned, big, and very heavily furred. These rabbit skins are ideal for resale or for craft projects requiring excellent material. Moroccan heavy rabbit skins are suitable for trim on parkas, mukluks, and gauntlets. The #4 grade skins have thin hair.