Blush Greige Icelandic Lambskin
Price range: $175.00 through $775.00
Where the warmth of the desert meets Nordic cool, this lambskin is a naturally complex neutral that shifts in the light. Examples of how this lambskin’s color changes can be seen in the last photos depending on what it’s placed near.
This pelt will absorb the light around it and appears warm near cool colors such as bright white. Warm browns make the blush and silver tones more visible.
Description
Large Blush Greige Icelandic Lambskins
Bold yet calm, this neutral lambskin tone is perfect for clients who love a natural look but need more visual consistency than our undyed lambskins offer. These lamb skins are tanned using the same process as our natural hides, an eco-dye is added to create a beautiful, enduring hue while fully preserving the integrity of the natural pelt.
This shade is a light blend of gray, beige, and a subtle desert rose and is a favorite among interior designers for its effortless versatility across a wide range of colors.
These Icelandic lambskins go beautifully on a chair, sofa and make a stylish fur shag carpet as an accent rug on the floor.
Care & Details
- Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which may cause fading
- Soft, lofty long-hair wool with a textured feel
- Photos are examples. We’ll send you a premium quality sheepskin in its image
- Pelts are measured adding the skin and wool length to get a total as seen our our faqs page and size guide.
- Genuine sheepskin from organically raised Icelandic sheep — origin: Iceland / tanned in Poland
About Icelandic Lambskins
One of the oldest and most luxurious wool-producing breeds in the world, Icelandic sheep is a true heritage breed prized for its exceptionally long, flowing wool and supple, buttery feel. With minimal to no shedding, these fleeces are as practical as they are stunning — a trusted staple in professionally decorated interiors worldwide. Want to learn more about Icelandic Sheep & lambskins? Click here!
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Sizing & Thickness
Sheepskin Thickness and Density
Each sheepskin is genuinely unique—these are natural hides, not factory-made products, so no two are ever alike. We know thickness and density matter when choosing a sheepskin, which is why we created our own comparison method. We fold each pelt in half, then gather it into three folds and place it on a chair for photos. This lets you visually compare the bulk and density of similarly-sized sheepskins before you buy—a level of transparency no other sheepskin retailer offers.
Sheepskin rugs & Sizing
Sheepskin measurements are approximate, as each hide is measured individually by hand. We follow the industry-standard method of measuring diagonally across the entire wool surface at its widest and longest points. In 2025, we began taking photos of each hide’s backside instead of the wool face, so you can see the actual skin size and get a better sense of the wool length.
Typical Hide Edges
Please note, all skins will have shorter wool around the edges since sheep do not have long hair on their bellies. Some longer wool sheepskin will hide the sides better than others but it will almost always be present.
Color Info
Sheepskin Coloring
Depending on the lighting and colors in your home, the sheepskin may have different color tones more prominent than others seen on our website.
Natural sheepskins can have a mixture of tones such as cream, white, gray, tan, black and brown. It’s possible that a natural sheepskin can display all the colors in a single hide or show a combination of some of those colors. No two natural sheepskins will be alike.
A natural white sheepskin will NEVER be solid white. Natural white sheepskins can vary from a cream, ivory and often with lanolin which makes the sheep’s wool appear slightly yellow or beige. When placed near other warm tones, people rarely notice the color of lanolin.
A natural black sheepskin can be anywhere from very black, a deep brown black with reddish highlights due to sun exposure and sometimes have gray hairs.
A natural brown sheepskin can display a variety of shades from very light brown, golden brown, reddish brown to a dark chocolate brown. Sometimes a brown sheepskin can have all of those colors present in a single hide.
Natural gray sheepskins are stunning, rare and present with a variety of colors. Browns, blacks, creams, lanolin (beige) & different degrees of gray can be present.
Color questions? Email prior to purchase if you have certain expectations!
Eco-Tanned Sheepskins
Eco-Tanning
Our pelts are expertly tanned using time-honored plant-based agents perfected over generations in Europe, ensuring a superior product. Each sheepskin adheres to stringent European regulations, guaranteeing that all tanning agents are biodegradable and environmentally friendly—standards that surpass U.S. safety regulations. The hides undergo a meticulous process: washed in tannin-rich water and fortified with bio-based lactic acid to preserve the wool, followed by stabilization of the leather’s collagen with vegetable extract-based tannins.
Our skins are never tanned using chromium or heavy metals at any stage of production. Our medical-grade sheepskins go through a unique plant-based tanning process known as Relugan, reflecting our dedication to eco-friendly practices without compromising on quality.Related products
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