AFRICAN GAME HIDES
Furug's collection of authentic African game hides is individually selected in South Africa for exceptional quality, natural coloration and character. From petite Springbok to substantial Wildebeest and Kudu hides, each species offers its own distinctive pattern, texture and scale.
Whenever offered as a one-of-a-kind piece, the hide photographed is the exact hide you will receive—allowing designers and collectors to compare natural coloration, markings, shape and dimensions before selecting the piece that works best for their interior.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Furug's African game hides are genuine natural hides sourced from trusted suppliers in South Africa. We specialize in carefully selected hides chosen for their quality, coloration, markings and individual character.
Yes. When a hide is individually photographed and offered as an exact-hide selection, the hide shown is the hide you will receive. This allows you to select the specific coloration, markings and natural character that best suit your space.
Our African game hides are sourced from trusted suppliers in South Africa. Species and availability vary naturally, and our collection changes as exceptional individual hides become available.
Yes. Natural markings, scars, variations in coloration and other irregularities are characteristic of genuine animal hides. Rather than defects, these details are part of what makes each hide unique.
For routine care, gently shake out or vacuum the hide using low suction without a rotating brush. Blot spills promptly with a clean, dry cloth and avoid soaking the hide or using harsh cleaners. Keep natural hides away from prolonged moisture and excessive direct sunlight.
ABOUT OUR AFRICAN GAME HIDES
Springbok — Smaller in scale and exceptionally versatile, Springbok hides feature distinctive natural markings and can be found in traditional coloration as well as unusual Copper, White and Black color phases and exceptionally rare individual natural variations.
Blesbok — Richly varied hides combining brown, taupe, charcoal and cream, often with beautiful natural mottling.
Kudu — Sophisticated gray-brown and taupe hides recognized by their subtle natural white striping and soft, understated coloration.
Impala — Warm tawny and caramel hides with creamy white areas and distinctive darker natural markings.
Hartebeest — Larger African hides characterized by rich chestnut, caramel and deep brown coloration.
Blue Wildebeest — Substantial hides with smoky gray-brown coloration, dark vertical markings and a distinctive coarse mane.
Black Wildebeest — Dramatic large-format hides featuring deep chocolate and dark brown coloration, a coarse mane and an exceptionally long contrasting tail.
Gemsbok / Oryx — Graphic neutral hides combining stone gray, taupe, ivory and dark brown markings.