155.00 $
Price excl. tax: 124.00 $
Eco-tanned lambskin, black
Sizes vary: Length 80–130 cm. Width 50–100 cm.
Perfect for use as a decorative rug, on the floor, on a chair or as a cushion.
Or use the lambskin at the bottom of a pram in winter and your child will be completely protected from the cold and wind.
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Eco-tanned lambskin, black
Sizes vary: Length 80–130 cm. Width 50–100 cm.
Perfect for use as a decorative rug, on the floor, on a chair or as a cushion.
Or use the lambskin at the bottom of a pram in winter and your child will be completely protected from the cold and wind.
| Weight | 2.000 kg |
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Address
Havnevej B-1274, Postboks 519
3920 Qaqortoq,
Grønland
Tel: +299 64 71 23
About the store & tannery
We are pleased to welcome curious visitors, customers and tourists to our “GG Visitor Center – The Story of the Seal and Greenland”. In Qaqortoq, you will find both one of our sewing studios and our large tannery, where you can gain insight into the craftsmanship and production behind our products.
If you would like a company visit, a school visit or a guided tour, you are very welcome to contact us.
Opening hours
Monday – Friday 10 am – 4 pm
For cruise ship arrivals or other announced visits, we offer extended opening hours.
Address
Great Greenland International (GGI)
Fabriksparken 23C, 2600 Glostrup
Danmark
Tel: +45 23 29 93 42
About the store
We look forward to welcoming you to our showroom/store in Glostrup. Here you can experience all the products you find on our webshop, and gain a closer insight into materials, quality and design.
It is also in Glostrup that we hold our big warehouse sale every October. Sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on warehouse sales, events, campaigns and other news.
Opening hours
Monday–Friday 9 am–3 pm
Closed on weekends, public holidays, and between Christmas and New Year. Opening hours may vary for special events.
The story of sealskin is also the story of Greenland’s people; the Inuit. It is the story of a people living in harmony with nature. In modern Greenlandic society, the seal is still an important part of life and culture. Great Greenland has established a visitor centre to provide information about the seal and its uses. Visitors will understand the seal’s importance to the Greenlandic population through exhibitions and by visiting a living workshop.
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