Originally, these skins were actually made of furry seal skin.

To do so they have to remove their seal skin, revealing what appears to be a human underneath.

There it took on board 1,650 seal skins and 33 tons of salt.

The slightly thinned hair is flat and shiny as seal skin.

It is made by stuffing a seal skin with 300 to 500 dovekies.

This was due to lack of seal skins in India.

Here they procured 1,000 seal skins and several barrels of oil.

Most of the goods traded were seal skins, dogs and aboriginal women.

The European ban on seal skins put an end to that industry.

You are also not permitted to trade in new products manufactured from existing stock of seal skin.