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In the production of carpets, wool from sheep that graze in the Carpathian meadows and natural dyes are used. To obtain a finished carpet, a lot of effort is required. First, the sheared wool is washed and dried, then carded with a special comb, resulting in a fluffy ball resembling a cloud. By the way, blankets and pillows filled with carded wool contribute to healthy sleep, as they have the ability to absorb and release up to 30% moisture into the surrounding environment without creating a feeling of dampness in the bed.
Carded wool is easily twisted into threads (rovnytsia), from which carpets are then made, mainly on homemade looms. There are several traditional patterns that can help identify which village this carpet was made in. For instance, in Yavoriv, they weave crooked, parquet, Russian with dots, rainbow, plum, and other carpets.
The newly woven product is thrown into a special device — a valilo, a huge wooden tub that narrows at the bottom, into which a powerful stream of water flows, directed by a trough. The water stream bursts in and quickly rises upwards, creating a whirlpool in which the carpets spin (Hutsuls say — valyuyetsia) for several hours. When you stand by the valilo, it feels like you are next to a large waterfall. During the time spent in the valilo, the carpets become tight and fluffy. It is said that it is very good when the carpet is "valyuyetsia" in warm water during the summer. Later, it is dried on poles and brushed to fluff up the wool.
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