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In stock. Ships within 24 hours, with complimentary delivery in the US.
L: 71 inch, W: 43 inch, : inch
Wool length: 1 - 1 inch
MATERIALS
100 % Sheepskin
- Complimentary US shipping
- 100 day returns See our return policy
- 20 year warranty Against manufacturing defects
- OEKO-TEX certified Tested free of harmful chemicals
If you want some extra luxury in your home, then this shortwool sheepskin from New Zealand is perfect for you. You can use it for many things like for decorations in the living room or as a rug in the bedroom. This sheepskin from New Zealand is among the best in the world because of the thickness in the soft wool. The skin consists of four skins that are sewed together, but this is not noticeable, because it is made with very strict accuracy in accordance to the hair length and thickness in the fur. The skin is easy to maintain and if you make sure to maintain it occasionally, you can keep your beautiful skin for a lifetime.
Curly New Zealand sheepskins are known for their short and robust wool fibres and small curls. These sheepskins are suitable for use on a regular day basis and can be used in seating arrangements. A Curly New Zealand sheepskin gives a luxurious touch to any contemporary interior and can be used both in- and outdoors.
Versatile, stylish and with a unique feel to them, rugs such as these can fit anywhere. Produced in a ecologically sustainable manner, using sheepskin from free-range New Zealand sheep help ensure the highest supplier standards in all our products.
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Materials and provenance
Hair type: Curly short wool
Coat thickness: Thick
Made of: Four whole piece sheepskins
Coloring: Dyed, Natural
Ethically and sustainably sourced sheepskin
Mulesing-free sheepskin
Premium sheepskin for exceptional quality

Made to order
Built for you in Denmark
This piece is not sitting in a warehouse waiting to be picked. It is made in our own workshop in Denmark once you order it, which is why it takes 2 to 4 weeks rather than 2 to 4 days.
Frames are cut and joined from solid oak, ash or beech. Hides are matched by hand so the wool runs in one direction across the piece, then stretched, trimmed and fixed by the same person who started it. Nothing is assembled from pre-cut panels on a line.
It is a slower way to work and it costs more. It is also why a 20 year warranty is a reasonable thing for us to offer, and why these pieces can be reupholstered in fifteen years instead of thrown out.



