Sealskins

Sealskins refer to the skins of seals, typically harvested from various species such as harp seals, hooded seals, and bearded seals. These skins are prized for their insulating properties and water resistance, making them ideal for use in traditional clothing and accessories. Sealskins have been utilized by indigenous peoples for centuries for making garments such as parkas, boots, and mittens. The harvesting and trade of sealskins have been a controversial topic due to concerns about animal welfare and conservation.




Related Categories

Sealskins