New Zealand – Eco Tan – Double Sheepskin – Oyster

Description

Indulge in luxurious softness with our New Zealand Eco-Tanned Double Sheepskin Rug in a stunning oyster shade. Expertly hand-cut, trimmed, and sewn, each rug is a unique masterpiece, offering both elegance and sustainability. Made from premium-quality sheepskin and tanned using eco-friendly processes, this rug not only brings unparalleled comfort but also aligns with responsible sourcing practices.

Its rich, natural texture and double size make it a perfect addition to any room, whether draped over a sofa, placed on a bed, or laid out as a statement rug. Due to the handcrafted nature of each piece, please allow up to 10 working days for your order to be completed and delivered.

Experience the ultimate in comfort and craftsmanship with this beautiful, sustainable sheepskin rug.

Size: 65cm x 180cm.

Disclaimer:

Certain products in our range undergo dyeing to enhance their vibrant colours. Despite our best efforts to minimize dye transfer, it is essential to understand that complete prevention cannot be guaranteed. While the chances of dye transfer are minimal, it is important to acknowledge the possibility. Lambland does NOT accept responsibility for replacing items affected by dye transfer, or refunds or exchanges.

Also available as a single skin.

About the Manufacturer

Lambland

Established in 1961 Lambland has steadily been becoming a household name and customer favourite when it comes to lambswool and sheepskin footwear.

In the trade since 1961, our expertise and experience is what separates us from the competition.

Lambland started to diversify the core collection to include luxury homewares and clothing and other accessories and we have been making strides forward ever since.

A 3rd generation family business, Founders Bernie and Stella stepped into and are currently enjoying retirement since the early 2000’s. Paul and Kristina expanded the business online with Matt and Melissa coming onboard to help with the expansion, all four members are still very much involved with Lambland today.