Rabbit fur pied

The spotted rabbit fur comes from Europe and is approx. 50 cm long and approx. 35 cm wide.

It is characterized by its soft structure and pleasant feel, which makes it versatile. The natural coloring gives the fur a beautiful look, making it ideal for decorative purposes, handicrafts or as a warming accessory. As it is a natural product, each fur is unique, each fur pattern is unique and no two are alike. Slight variations in size, color and texture are natural characteristics that underline the individual character of each fur.

Historical anecdote about use in the Middle Ages

Rabbit skins were widely used in the Middle Ages and had many applications. They were used for clothing, especially for warm winter coats and hats. As a cheaper alternative to more expensive furs such as sable or ermine, they were often worn by the common people. Rabbit skins were also used as barter goods at medieval markets, where they were exchanged for food or other everyday items.