Article Number: 9093
Wools of New Zealand Explores New Fiber Technology at Surfaces 2015
MARIETTA, GA, January 5, 2015: Wools of New Zealand will be exhibiting rugs colored with gold to introduce a new fiber technology at Surfaces 2015, which will be held January 20–23 in Las Vegas.
“This is a new innovation in wool yarn. We are calling this proprietary process the Aulana brand,” says Hallie Cobb, of Wools of New Zealand. “These rugs are a unique blend of precious metal and natural fiber to create an exclusive textile.”
The science of the Aulana technology comes from the early alchemical processes used to create the color in stained glass windows of gothic cathedrals. Aulana takes this same science and uses gold to shift light into soft purples and grays. No dyes are used. Aulana is simply pure New Zealand Wool colored with pure gold.
Wools of New Zealand Premier Partners, retailers and guests will be able to view Aulana rugs as well as many other fine carpets and rugs made of New Zealand wool and other wool blends at the Wools of New Zealand booth S-6221. It is the center of the Wools of New Zealand pavilion at Surfaces, which will include the booths of 23 Wools of New Zealand Brand partners eager to talk about the beauty, softness and durability of eco-friendly New Zealand wool.
Each mill in the Wools of New Zealand pavilion is taking advantage of the beautiful, natural benefits of New Zealand wool to introduce exciting carpets and rugs. The Wools of New Zealand Brand area will be identified with floor stickers and signage, accompanied by maps that will be made available to retailers.
“Our Premier Partners are a community of luxury retailers,” says Cobb. “To be part of that community, they have proven their commitment to high quality wool products, staff training and customer service. Our Premier Partners benefit from exclusive programs and products designed to distinguish their showrooms and elevate sales of Wools of New Zealand Brand carpets and rugs.”
WOOLS OF NEW ZEALAND SURFACES BOOTH #S-6221
Wools of New Zealand
PO Box 669273
Marietta, GA 30066
770-977-1440
www.woolsnz.com
“This is a new innovation in wool yarn. We are calling this proprietary process the Aulana brand,” says Hallie Cobb, of Wools of New Zealand. “These rugs are a unique blend of precious metal and natural fiber to create an exclusive textile.”
The science of the Aulana technology comes from the early alchemical processes used to create the color in stained glass windows of gothic cathedrals. Aulana takes this same science and uses gold to shift light into soft purples and grays. No dyes are used. Aulana is simply pure New Zealand Wool colored with pure gold.
Wools of New Zealand Premier Partners, retailers and guests will be able to view Aulana rugs as well as many other fine carpets and rugs made of New Zealand wool and other wool blends at the Wools of New Zealand booth S-6221. It is the center of the Wools of New Zealand pavilion at Surfaces, which will include the booths of 23 Wools of New Zealand Brand partners eager to talk about the beauty, softness and durability of eco-friendly New Zealand wool.
Each mill in the Wools of New Zealand pavilion is taking advantage of the beautiful, natural benefits of New Zealand wool to introduce exciting carpets and rugs. The Wools of New Zealand Brand area will be identified with floor stickers and signage, accompanied by maps that will be made available to retailers.
“Our Premier Partners are a community of luxury retailers,” says Cobb. “To be part of that community, they have proven their commitment to high quality wool products, staff training and customer service. Our Premier Partners benefit from exclusive programs and products designed to distinguish their showrooms and elevate sales of Wools of New Zealand Brand carpets and rugs.”
WOOLS OF NEW ZEALAND SURFACES BOOTH #S-6221
Wools of New Zealand
PO Box 669273
Marietta, GA 30066
770-977-1440
www.woolsnz.com
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