88% New Zealand wool, 10% cotton and 2% other fibres. This rug is the result of the skill and dedication of expert craftsmen. Hand-knotted from 88 per cent New Zealand wool and 10 per cent cotton, it is produced using a meticulous process called 'Persian knotting' in which the woollen yarn is tightly bound to the weft using several knots. This traditional technique gives the rug its thickness, giving it a unique texture, and a longer lifespan, thanks to the careful construction. The wool from New Zealand has special characteristics due to its unique environmental conditions and the strict rules under which the sheep are raised, grazing outdoors. Thus, New Zealand wool fibres are naturally strong and resilient, which increases the carpet's resistance, and they have an exceptional shine, giving it a sophisticated look. In addition, wool is known for its hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties and its thermal comfort. Cotton, on the other hand, provides strength and flexibility, prese