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One plant, one palette. Eight mini skeins to explore the colors that can come from Quebracho Colorado.
Each box brings together seven shades hand-dyed with Quebracho Colorado and, at the center, the natural color of the fiber, left undyed. A warm, deep palette born from a single tree.
Each bundle includes eight 50 g mini skeins of Merino de la Patagonia Superfine Fingering, spun from the Merino fiber with the lowest micron count in our collection. At just 17.5 µ, it offers exceptional softness and feels very pleasant against the skin.
With a total of 400 g and 1,600 m, this bundle gives you more room to explore color. It is ideal for garments, shawls, colorwork, stripes, or combining with other yarns from the collection.
Bundle Details
Contents: 8 mini skeins of 50 g each
Packaging: Gift box
Yarn Weight: Fingering · 2-ply
Total: 400 g
Approximate total yardage: 1600 m (1750 yd)
Fiber: 100% OVIS XXI Ultimate Merino Wool
Micron count: 17.5 µ
Finish: Non-superwash
Color: Natural and undyed, or hand-dyed with Quebracho Colorado
Animal welfare: Mulesing-free
About the fiber
Verified regenerative origin. The fiber comes from Patagonian farms verified by Land to Market™, where measurable environmental outcomes such as soil health, biodiversity, and the water cycle are monitored.
The people who raise these flocks manage their land and animals by working with the cycles of nature, helping to create more diverse ecosystems, healthier soils, and a greater capacity for regeneration.
Quality and animal welfare. The wool is sourced directly from farms that meet OVIS XXI’s advanced wool-classing standards for Ultimate Merino Wool, as well as the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).
The Ultimate Merino Wool designation identifies fiber that has been selected and classed at the source according to criteria for quality, traceability, and responsible management. These standards support practices that respect the sheep, the people, and the environment.
About the color
The natural shade is the color of the fiber itself and is left undyed. The other seven shades are hand-dyed in small batches using Quebracho Colorado.
Quebracho Colorado is a tree native to northern Argentina. Its wood is naturally rich in tannins and can produce a wide variety of warm, earthy shades.
This process may create subtle variations from one skein to another, which are part of the unique character of each color.
You can learn more about this ancestral technique in our article: Hand-dyeing with natural dyes.
Care
Hand wash in cold water using a pH-neutral detergent made specifically for wool. Do not soak or wring. Lay flat to dry in the shade.
To learn more, visit our guide to Caring for natural wool.
