New Zealand Wool

For centuries, the most widely used natural animal-based fiber for carpet production. It features excellent thermal characteristics, is naturally fireproof and absorbinng sound. Once spun, it can be knotted, woven or tufted, allowing versatility in production. There are many different types of wool, each with different characteristics. Among the most valuable is New Zealand wool, which is particularly soft and resistant and is obtained exclusively from the coats of sheep raised in a natural way in New Zealand.