Did you know that everything around you vibrates at a unique frequency, including the fabrics you wear? Some materials can enhance your well-being, while others may disrupt it. Let’s dive into what makes wool and nettle so unique.
The Science & Holistic View
Many believe natural fibres like wool and nettle have higher frequencies that harmonize with our body’s energy field. Wool, for example, is known for its grounding and warming qualities, while nettle has been linked to vitality and strength.
The Strength of Nettle
Historically, nettle has been revered for its energizing properties. In ancient European and Ayurvedic traditions, nettle was used to enhance stamina, cleanse the body, and even weave warrior garments due to its natural durability and protective qualities. The Vikings reportedly used nettle fabric for their sails and clothing, believing it would grant resilience and endurance.
The Grounding Power of Wool
Wool has long been associated with grounding and protection. Before the introduction of sheep by Spanish explorers in the 16th century, Native American tribes used other natural fibres such as bison wool, dog fur (especially among the Coast Salish), and plant-based fibres like cotton and nettle for weaving. Once the Churro sheep were introduced, the Navajo and Pueblo tribes developed a rich tradition of wool weaving, incorporating it into their blankets and garments for warmth, durability, and spiritual significance.
Ancient cultures, including the Celts and Native American tribes, valued wool for its ability to regulate body temperature and provide a sense of security. Wool has natural insulating properties that keep warmth close to the body, and many believe it helps stabilize energy, promoting balance and calmness
In contrast, synthetic fibres may create static electricity and discomfort, potentially disrupting our natural energy balance. Static electricity occurs when there is an imbalance of electric charge on the surface of a material, often generated by friction. This is why synthetic fibres, which do not conduct electricity well, can cause noticeable static shocks and clinginess. In nature, static electricity is a common phenomenon; lightning, for example, is a large-scale discharge of static electricity.
What This Means for You
When you wear or work with natural fibres, you may feel more balanced, comfortable, and connected to nature. That’s why Wovenbeyond chooses regenerative wool and nettle for our yarns, designed not only for sustainability but for your well-being too.
Feel the Difference
Want to experience high-vibrational fibres? Explore our range of unique yarns made of Himalayan nettle and French merino d’Arles wool to support creativity, comfort, and connection to Mother Earth.
