Red Deer Study skin - Cervus Elaphus - 135 cm - 90 cm - 2 cm - 1

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Red deer hide (Cervus elaphus), specimen from Europe, 1 item, year 2000, weight 1 kg, dimensions 135 cm by 90 cm by 2 cm, in good condition with dense winter pelage and leather backing.

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Offered here is a beautiful, large natural red deer hide (Cervus elaphus) in dense winter pelage. This pelt features classic natural tones ranging from deep reddish-brown to earthy greyish-brown with a distinct dark dorsal stripe.
Red deer hides are classic interior accents, perfect as a floor rug, a warm throw over furniture, or a rustic wall display in modern, Scandinavian, or hunting lodge settings.
Species: Red Deer (Cervus elaphus)
Condition: Good condition with thick, dense fur and supple leather backing. Naturally tanned and preserved.

Offered here is a beautiful, large natural red deer hide (Cervus elaphus) in dense winter pelage. This pelt features classic natural tones ranging from deep reddish-brown to earthy greyish-brown with a distinct dark dorsal stripe.
Red deer hides are classic interior accents, perfect as a floor rug, a warm throw over furniture, or a rustic wall display in modern, Scandinavian, or hunting lodge settings.
Species: Red Deer (Cervus elaphus)
Condition: Good condition with thick, dense fur and supple leather backing. Naturally tanned and preserved.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Red Deer
Scientific name
Cervus Elaphus
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Europe
Condition
Good condition
Year
2000
Weight
1 kg
Height
135 cm
Width
90 cm
Depth
2 cm
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