Pelsen
Pelsen is the Norwegian word for "fur" or "pelts," referring to the thick and soft coat of hair found on many animals, particularly mammals. Historically, pelts have been highly valued for their warmth, durability, and aesthetic appeal, serving as both clothing material and trade commodities across various cultures.
In the fur industry, pelts are harvested through hunting or trapping, a practice that has garnered considerable
The types of animals used for pelts vary globally but commonly include mink, fox, rabbit, and raccoon
Despite the controversies, pelts continue to be valued in certain markets and cultural contexts. They are also