“The Pokari Project” aims to restore wool’s value. It is an interdisciplinary group mainly based in Greece, consisting of artisans, livestock farmers, and scientists.
At the Pokari Project, we believe that any kind of wool is valuable if used wisely. It is a natural product with multiple traits. It has thermoregulating, sound-, wind- and to some extent flame- and waterproofing properties.
our wooly stuff ...
from our diary
The "wolf" (λύκος) was one of the first things to be moved. A tool used for opening, teasing (tearing apart), and cleaning raw wool
Swiss researchers at Glacier 3000 have been testing a natural alternative to synthetic tarpaulins to slow summer ice melt: biodegradable sheep’s wool. The early results show wool insulates as effectively as plastic covers
The Magic of the 4th Wool Festival in Dolo, Pogoni …
Following the success of last year’s event, where “water weavings” took us on a journey through tradition and creativity, The Pokari Project returns for the fourth consecutive year!