Shop real animal parts for regalia, jewelry, medicine bags, taxidermy, and rustic decor. This collection brings 68 genuine pieces together in one place, sorted into furs, skulls and bones, antlers and horns, tails, faces, claws, feet, and teeth. Prices start under a dollar, and almost every item drops in price when you buy in quantity, so you can stock a batch of projects without wasting money.
Real material makes a real difference. A genuine pelt, an actual bone, a true claw carries a weight and texture that molded plastic never matches. Many of our pieces carry buyer ratings in the high 4s and perfect 5.00 out of 5 marks, so you can see what other makers thought before you order.
What you will find
The furs are the section most makers come for. You get rabbit fur pelts in white, black, brown, gray, fawn, and printed patterns, plus prime animal tails and full animal faces. These work for regalia trim, fur earrings, costume pieces, and keychain charms. One pelt yields dozens of small pieces, which keeps your cost per project low.
The skulls and bones give you natural focal pieces for display, rattles, and altar or decor work, from small vertebrae to full cleaned skulls. The antlers and horns suit handles, buttons, knife scales, and inlay. The claws, feet, and teeth are the pendant and charm stock makers reach for, priced low enough to test an idea before you commit to a batch.
Honest quality you can trust
A lot of “fur” sold online is dyed synthetic passed off as the real thing, and some “claws” are resin. We are straight about what each item is. The rabbit pelts are genuine fur backed by buyer ratings like 4.90 and 4.97 out of 5. Where a piece is a replica or simulated, the product page says so plainly, so you always know what you are buying for your medicine bag charms or regalia.
An easy way to start
If you want to judge quality before buying raw material, start with a rabbit foot keychain. It costs a few dollars, carries a perfect 5.00 out of 5 rating, and lets you feel the fur and finish in your hand. Keychains also sell well as finished items, which makes them a low-cost craft supply for resale option for booth and shop sellers.
Browse the pieces below, pick the section that fits your project, and order what you need. Not sure yet? Add one low-cost test piece first and check the quality for yourself.
