Sheep Wool

Sheep wool is a textile material obtained from the hair of domestic sheep, used for the production of clothing, bedding, home textiles and accessories. Sheep wool has healing properties due to the lanolin contained in it. The substance is activated at a temperature of 35-37 degrees Celsius and, penetrating through the skin, has a beneficial effect on the muscles and joints, stimulating blood circulation. The use of wool products is shown to people suffering from sciatica, osteochondrosis and high blood pressure Thanks to the unique structure of wool, it breathes, and there are special air cavities between its fibers, inside which air circulates. It helps to remove excess heat and moisture, creating a comfortable microclimate.