Vermont Icelandic Sheepskins Pelts and Skulls

Brush your hand across an Icelandic sheepskin and you will know there’s something uniquely enchanting about it. Far from the dense, fluffy sheepskins common elsewhere, Icelandic pelts are flowing, shaggy, and distinctly wild. They add an effortless sense of luxury but with an earthy, grounded beauty that will add warmth and beauty to any space. Beyond their appearance, Icelandic sheepskins carry a deep heritage and natural integrity that makes them a standout choice for those who crave authenticity in their decor.

Icelandic sheepskins are most known for their long flowing stands of wool. The fleece length is about 5-7 inches with flat loft. The fibers do not follow a defined grain, so they fluff up and spread out . The Icelandic sheep develop thick, dual-coated fleeces that are unlike any other. Outer Layer: Long, water-resistant, and shaggy fibers that repel moisture and snow. Inner Layer: Soft, insulating under wool that keeps warmth close to the body. This natural structure gives the Icelandic sheepskin its iconic long, silky flow while ensuring incredible warmth — a combination that few other pelts can match.