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    Animal Hide Rug

    An animal hide as a rug in the living room is an easy way to create a Scandinavian interior in your home. Especially in combination with a drinking horn or decorative horn, you create a beautiful Viking house.

    Norwegian Sheepskin

    Most of our sheepskins come from Norwegian and English sheep. So they are truly northern sheepskins. Sheepskins are also ideal for your tent during reenactment or LARP. They lie wonderfully soft and keep your sleeping bag warm because they block the cold from the ground.