Product of Spain

These rabbit skins are dyed in Spain using a mix of first and second grade (or what we call our Better grade) skins. For years we have called these craft grade skins because we originally bought a third grade skin. However, the tannery has only offered first and second grade dyed skins and we are dropping the "craft" name for these skins. They tend to be quite nice and are suitable for selling as a novelty item or for use in making items. Overall, they are great value for the money! These...

These educational fur cards are 4" wide by 6" long with a 3" by 4" piece of real rabbit fur. These educational fur cards can be used to show what the fur of different animals look and feel like. They will make a great teaching aid for schools, science centers, museums, Conservation Departments, and parents.

We import stenciled rabbit skins in various animal designs. Our stenciled rabbit skins are soft and supple. Some skins can be misshaped. The stenciled rabbit skins are fun to work with and can add an exotic flare to any craft project.

These are black dyed cut-up grade rabbit skins. The Cut-Up Grade Rabbit Skins are lower quality skins that have good fur, but have serious cosmetic defects. For example, these skins can be smaller than normal, misshapen, have extensive tears, holes or bald spots in the middle of the skin or have patches of bad hair on them. They are unsuitable for resale as novelty skins to tourists or kids, but are ideal for cutting up into smaller pieces for craft projects or for testing clippers. We use...

These are brown dyed cut-up grade rabbit skins. The Cut-Up Grade Rabbit Skins are lower quality skins that have good fur, but have serious cosmetic defects. For example, these skins can be smaller than normal, misshapen, have extensive tears, holes or bald spots in the middle of the skin or have patches of bad hair on them. They are unsuitable for resale as novelty skins to tourists or kids, but are ideal for cutting up into smaller pieces for craft projects or for testing clippers. We use...