sealskin

She told her brothers and they too put their faces into the soft sealskin.

And as protection against the cold, it was first commonly made of sealskin.

Sealskin is the skin of a seal which has been hunted.

They are often made from wolf fur, sealskin and other traditional materials.

Thus the wood for the fire and the blanket that I put upon you, both wrapped in sealskin.

His mother had had a cloak made of sealskin, when he was a boy.

Parliament has indicated that the majority of its members are opposed to the trade in sealskin.

Two ship's boys were openly playing tug-of-war with a sealskin.

The body is covered in a grey sealskin imitation.

Sailors used to have tobacco pouches made from sealskin.

They are often made out of leather, and once were made of sealskin.

Then the drum began anew, and the crackling sealskin.

She wore a long, flowing robe of dark blue silk, belted in with sealskin.

It was dressed in a jacket and breeks of sealskin.

The only sort of parchment available in this benighted place are the fragile sheets I make myself from baby sealskin.

During the Russian administration of Alaska, banknotes were printed on sealskin.

Inuits continue the tradition of crafting boats from sealskin.

The original Ookpik was created in the early 1960s and made from sealskin.

Greenpeace also stopped the trade of sealskin, something Greenlanders have never forgotten.

Who was it that got the sealskin?"

It is sometimes converted into imitation sealskin.

Three men were bending planks back into place, plugging gaps with sealskin and sailcloth.

Her trousers were of spotted sealskin, her vest of red fox.

The myths and fables they hand down are woven out of fog, wildflowers and sealskin.

The canoes were loaded with sealskin floats.