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Usually hand-made rugs are made only of natural fabrics – wool, silk and cotton, while dyes can be synthetic as well as natural. By right sheep wool is considered to be the best material to weave rugs from. Depending on the colour of a sheep, the resulting wool rugs can be white, brown, yellow and grey. Sometimes achromatic wool rugs are to be found. Not every wool is convenient for weaving a good carpet from. The wool from New Zealand is now getting more and more popular among the manufacturers of wool rugs. The wool rugs from New Zealand are ecologically clean, thin, durable, white and very soft by touch. It is remarkable that the durability of sheep wool rugs depends on a lamb’s nutrition greatly. But as far as rugs should satisfy your needs for a long time, you had better not save on wool. In addition the dyes of wool rugs can also be both natural and synthetic. But don’t underestimate synthetic dyes because they last much longer. |
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