Today, many devoted Diné ranchers are caring for Navajo-Churro sheep and sharing the harvest with us through the meat, the yarn, and the weavings. In honor of Indigenous People’s Day, let’s learn more.
Did you know that October is Wool Month? A whole month dedicated to our very favorite fiber and material! And we’re sharing a traditional cake that originated from Welsh sheep shearing gatherings.
With travel season in full gear, bed bugs are in the news again. Their favorite hangouts are typically Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia, but recently it was reported that seven Las Vegas strip hotels have had bed bug outbreaks in the last year and a half. With a little bit of education, you can increase your odds of preventing them from coming home with you.
According to statistics, nearly 65 million Americans report a recent incident of back pain. It’s no wonder, then, that it tops the list of Google searches: “best mattress for back pain.”
The Summer travel season is upon us, and there are so many reasons your wool bedding should come with you
Weaving is an ancient art, and one that many cultures developed independently across the planet. The earliest possible evidence of weaving was discovered in the southern part of the modern-day Czech Republic and was dated to approximately 27,000 years ago. In the Americas
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