Cutting And Washing Wool

The journey begins with sourcing premium-quality sheep wool, meticulously hand-sheared to preserve its integrity. Each batch undergoes a thorough cleansing process, ensuring it is free from natural oils and impurities, perfectly primed for the next stages of refinement.

Best Sheep For Best Wool

High-quality wool comes from select breeds like Merino, known for its ultra-soft fibers, and Rambouillet, valued for its durability. Other breeds like Cormo, Lincoln, and Corriedale also produce strong, resilient wool. Choosing the right breed ensures carpets with superior texture, strength, and lasting beauty.

2. Washing and Cleaning of Wool

Before processing, the wool undergoes thorough washing to remove waste materials, natural oils, and dirt. This cleansing process ensures the fibers are fresh, soft, and free from impurities, enhancing their ability to absorb dyes and maintain durability. Proper washing preserves the wool’s natural quality, making it ideal for crafting high-quality carpets.

3. Clean Wool Ready for Further Processing

After being washed to remove oils, dirt, and impurities, the wool is soft, clean, and ready for further processing. This ensures the fibers are in optimal condition for dyeing, spinning, or weaving, allowing for a high-quality, durable final product. The cleaning process is key to preserving the wool’s natural integrity and achieving the best results.