Imagine a fabric that embodies Italian textile heritage, embraces the excellence of artisan craftsmanship, and captivates with its rich, tactile character. Boiled wool, known in Italy as Lana Cotta, is far more than a fabric: it is a precious expression of Italian craftsmanship, born from the skill and passion of the artisans of Prato, Tuscany, one of Europe's most renowned wool districts for over eight centuries.
A STORY WOVEN IN TIME
The origins of boiled wool date back to the medieval art of fulling, when wool fabrics were washed and beaten in hot water and soap to naturally compact their fibres. In Prato, Tuscany, this technique evolved into a unique craft passed down through generations. Here, a remarkable tradition was born: transforming recycled wool into a durable, thermoregulating and beautifully refined fabric through the boiling process. A heritage that FratiHome proudly preserves, keeping the authenticity of Italian textile
THE DANCE OF CREATION: HOW A HIGH-LOW BLANKET IS BORN
Every FratiHome high-low boiled wool blanket is a masterpiece of balance and Italian craftsmanship, created through a complex and fascinating artisan process.