Just like it says. I use it as a blanket and it’s awesome!
High quality. As described. Fast delivery. Well packaged.
An amazing Buffalo hide. The quality of the hide was outstanding. It was a wonderful gift for my wife.
Sheepskin Rug | Cream Plush – Argentinian Natural 2.5’x1.5’
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$77.99
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$130.00
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What is a sheepskin rug?
Sheepskin Rug is a genuine sheep throw with a hair-on hide finish, professionally crafted by Trahide using methods refined since 1958. All material is sourced from Peruvian origin. Natural cream Peruvian sheepskin rug with luxuriously plush texture. Each piece is unique—the natural variations in color, pattern, and texture cannot be replicated. Trahide has been a family-owned producer of authentic hide and leather goods since 1958.
Product details
| Material | Sheep |
|---|---|
| Origin | Peruvian |
| Finish | Hair-On Hide |
| Color | Natural |
| Authenticity | Ships with certificate of authenticity |
How to use
- Drape over sofas, armchairs, or benches for warmth and texture
- Bed throw or accent at the foot of a king-size bed
- Layering over larger blankets or rugs for added depth
- Photography prop or styling element for rustic interiors
Care instructions
- Vacuum on low suction in the direction of the hair grain
- Brush periodically with a soft-bristle brush along the hair growth
- Spot clean spills immediately with a slightly damp cloth — avoid soaking
- Keep away from direct heat sources and prolonged sunlight
- Naturally hypoallergenic and stain-resistant when properly maintained
Frequently asked questions
How do I care for a hide throw?
Shake out periodically, brush gently with the hair grain, and spot clean spills with a damp cloth. Keep away from direct heat and prolonged sunlight.
Is it hypoallergenic?
Yes. Properly tanned hide throws are naturally hypoallergenic and stain-resistant.
Can I wash it?
No. Hide throws should never be machine washed or soaked. Spot clean only.
Where does it come from?
Trahide sources hides from family farms and processes them with traditional methods refined since 1958.
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