Ethically crafted and handwoven.

100% High quality wool. Endangered sheep breeds.

People involved in the process of creating this article:38 people

Sheep Flocks:

• Herds belonging to theNational Association of Guirra Breed Breeders (ANGUIRRA)
  
• Herds belonging to theAndalusian Association of Breeders of the Churra Lebrijana Sheep Breed (AACROCL)
  
• Ripollesa wool from the El Clot del Batlle Vell flock
  
• Black Manchega wool from the flock ofArdales pasture in Los Yebenes (Toledo)

Sheared – sorted – washed – dried – carded – spun by Wooldreamers in Mota del Cuervo, Cuenca (Spain)

Handmade by: Maria (Mota del Cuervo, Cuenca)

100% Wool from Endangered Sheep

130cm x 70cm

Our pieces are completely handmade and unique; if necessary, they can be made to the desired measurements.Contact us

• Vacuum your carpet at least once a week to prevent dust and dirt buildup. Use a vacuum cleaner without a rotating brush.
  
• Rotate your rug every 6 months to ensure even wear and to prevent fading in areas exposed to sun or frequent use.
  
• It is advisable to avoid placing the carpet in areas where it may get wet. If it accidentally gets wet, dry it quickly with an absorbent cloth and ventilate.
  
• Spot Cleaning: Soak up liquids immediately with a dry white cloth, without rubbing. Then, use some cold water and a clean cloth to remove any residue. For stubborn stains, use a mild wool cleaner or a mixture of water and a little white vinegar. Apply the cleaner to the affected area and rinse thoroughly. Avoid using harsh chemicals that can damage the fibers.