The science of felting dates back thousands of years. Its homeland is Central Asia, whose peoples still make it the same as they did then. Although the technique of felting changed in detail, the principle remained the same.

This material is nothing more than shearing, cleaning, carding, post-dyeing and kneading 100% sheep wool into a separate textile, using water.

It is interesting that works of any spatial shape can be made without a single cut or stitch. It also accommodates other textiles, thus giving special surfaces, textures, shapes.

It is very versatile, almost unbreakable, strong material, yet it can be soft, fluffy, easy to fall. Home textiles can be made from it just like jewelry, clothes, costumes or tents.

It does not soak for a very long time, it has a water-repellent effect. It can be washed, ironed, shaped, cut, sewn, not shredded. Because it keeps the body temperature inside, it keeps heat in winter and cool in summer.