Rare Natural Springbok Hide – Champagne

An exceptionally unusual natural Springbok with a coloration so uncommon that even our South African tannery partner does not have an established name for it. We refer to this extraordinary pale, warm-toned variation as Champagne.

Unlike the recognized Common, White, Copper and Black Springbok color phases, Champagne is Furug's descriptive name for the exceptionally unusual natural coloration seen in these individual hides.

We refer to this exceptional natural coloration as Champagne, a descriptive Furug name inspired by the hides' soft, neutral palette. Each genuine Springbok hide is hand-selected by Furug and professionally tanned in South Africa for its coloration, markings, quality, and individual character.

With their compact scale and remarkably neutral tones, Champagne Springbok hides work beautifully in both contemporary and collected interiors—displayed as a small hide rug, draped over a bench or ottoman, layered over furniture, or hung as a natural wall accent.

Choose Your Exact Hide

No two Springbok hides are exactly alike. Select your preferred hide from the available options to receive the exact piece photographed. Each option includes its individual length, measured from the top of the neck to the base of the tail, making it easy to compare coloration, markings, shape, and scale before purchasing.

Species: Springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis)
Origin: South Africa
Color: Rare natural pale variation — Furug "Champagne"

Natural variations in coloration, markings, shape, and occasional scars or other characteristics are part of the authenticity and individual beauty of a genuine African game hide.