Nepal Materials

Tibetan Himalayan Wool

Durable, warm, ideal for long-lasting rugs
Nepal materials

New Zealand Wool

Luxuriously soft, adding comfort and elegance.
Nepal materials

Cactus Wool

Eco-friendly, unique texture, and resilient.
Nepal materials

Himalayan Giant Nettle

Strong, sustainable, with environmental benefits.
Nepal materials

Bamboo Silk

Sleek shine, enhancing visual appeal.
Nepal materials

Chinese Silk

Fine, delicate, strong, and lustrous.
Nepal materials

Indian Silk

Combines fine quality with robustness.
Nepal materials

Yak Hair

Sturdy with a distinct texture.
Nepal materials

Linen

Lightweight, durable, elegant.
Nepal materials

Cotton

Soft, breathable, comfortable.
Nepal materials

Camel Hair

Insulating, warm, with a unique feel.
Nepal materials

Hemp

Earthy, durable, for a natural look.
Nepal materials

Metallic Yarn

Contemporary, shimmering twist.
Nepal materials

Mohair

Luxuriously soft and fluffy texture.
Kyrgyzstan Materials

Karakul wool

l is known for its high quality, characterized by its natural resilience, unique texture, and excellent felting properties. The wool is coarse, with a high lanolin content, making it water-resistant and durable. Its origin is from central Asia (Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Afghanistan)
KYRGYZSTAN MATERIALS - KARAKUL WOOL
The use of Karakul wool in traditional crafts like Ala Kiyiz and Shyrdak not only preserves ancient techniques but also supports cultural identity and economic sustainability in Central Asian communities. Traditional Uses: Textiles, clothing, Ala Kiyiz, Shyrdak Cultural Significance: Symbol of heritage, ceremonial use, economic value
Mali Materials

Cotton

Origin: Mali, Process: Cultivated, harvested, spun, and handwoven into fabric.
Mali Materials

Mud

Origin: Riverbeds in Mali, Process: Collected, fermented, applied to fabric, dried, and washed.
Mali Materials

Natural Dyes

Ingredients: N'gallama tree, indigo plant, other local plants. Process: Extracted, prepared, and used to dye the cotton fabric. These materials and ingredients are integral to the creation of bogolanfini, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship of Mali.