The field guide · Fibres
Wool on wool
"Wool on wool" is a Dyad Materiality label for a piece that is wool throughout: wool pile, or wool face yarn in a flatweave, on wool warps and wefts. Nomadic weavers normally use wool from their own flocks for every part of a rug, so the label is typical of tribal rugs, kilims and gabbehs. A wool foundation is more elastic than cotton.
Also wool pile on wool foundation
See also Wool on cotton, Wool on goat's hair, Foundation
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