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These dyed and tanned Icelandic horse hair pieces can be used for craft projects. The skin side measures 1" to 1.5" by 1" to 1.5". The hair is 2" to 4" long. Icelandic horses are not endangered.

These dyed and tanned Icelandic horse hair pieces can be used for craft projects. The skin side measures 1" to 1.5" by 1" to 1.5". The hair is 2" to 4" long. Icelandic horses are not endangered.

These dyed and tanned Icelandic horse hair pieces can be used for craft projects. The skin side measures 1" to 1.5" by 1" to 1.5". The hair is 2" to 4" long. Icelandic horses are not endangered.

These dyed and tanned Icelandic horse hair pieces can be used for craft projects. The skin side measures 1" to 1.5" by 1" to 1.5". The hair is 2" to 4" long. Icelandic horses are not endangered.

We have a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskin shearling available. The hair on the Icelandic shearling is about 1/2" in length. The skins measure approximately 5.5 to 6.75 sq. ft.. One 6.75 sq. ft. hide measured 32" long, 21" across the top, 27" across the middle, and 28" across the bottom. A 5.25 sq. ft. Gray shearling is measured to be 35.5" long, 13" across the top, 23" across the middle, 21" across the bottom, and weighed 0.82 lbs. It is double-face shearling, meaning it is used for...

We have a nice selection of Icelandic sheepskin shearling available. It is double-face shearling, meaning it is used for garments where the front and back is visible. These Icelandic sheepskin shearling are Eco-tanned without the use of heavy metals. The exact formulation is a trade-secret but the tanning meets European Union regulations for an environmentally friendly tanning process.

These dyed Icelandic sheepskin fur pieces are made from tanned Icelandic sheepskins. The sheep hair is curly, long, and can be used for craft projects. The skin side measures 2" by 2" and the hair is 4" to 7" long. Icelandic sheep are not endangered.

These dyed Icelandic sheepskin fur pieces are made from tanned Icelandic sheepskins. The sheep hair is curly, long, and can be used for craft projects. The skin side measures 2" by 2" and the hair is 4" to 7" long. Icelandic sheep are not endangered.