: A go-to for those needing hair by the pound, offering both mane and tail varieties for braiding and tassel making.

Horsehair is a material that feels like a secret held by history. From the shimmering strings of a violin bow to the structural "bones" of a bespoke Italian suit, it is a fiber that has never truly been replaced by synthetics. Whether you are a ceramicist looking for that perfect carbon-trail finish or a weaver crafting sentimental keepsakes, knowing where to find high-quality hair is the first step in your creative journey.

The Hidden World of Horsehair: A Guide to Sourcing This Ancient Fiber

If your project requires quantity—such as for braiding, stuffing, or large-scale textile work—commercial suppliers are your best bet.

: Located in Berkeley, CA, they provide clean, 1 oz bundles of 22" hair suitable for kumi-himo and gimp. Specialized Sources for Artisans

: Based in Ohio, they claim to carry the largest online selection of bulk horsehair in the USA. They specialize in hair for tail extensions, jewelry making, and pottery.