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You're right, that would be more appropriate. I don't understand why they kill animals when they are supposed to be protectors of the forest! It doesn't make sense. Maybe those aren't real furs? By the way, the fact that they don't worship beasts is definitely true. They already worship Silvanne, so where else would they put totems?
But what kind of furs are they, made of artificial leather with synthetic fur? That's where it gets strange. On the one hand, they are protectors of the forests, but on the other hand, they must somehow feed themselves, so they probably have to kill animals, but then the question arises: how can you protect something that you are also destroying? They worship Silvanne, but here I meant the standard set of druids, shamanism, and transforming into different animals. And they do have totems; here's a quote from the unicorn's biography:
Unicorns are spirits of nature, and therefore they are sacred to all Elven society. They are considered the totem animal of all Irollan, for it is prophesied that when the last Unicorn dies, Irollan - the Elven Kingdom - and all its inhabitants will perish as well. Although the truth of this legend is unknown to anyone, the shimmering aura of Unicorns endows them with the ability to shield their allies from enemy spells.