How felt becomes shelter
Pressure, not speed
We compress each layer for six full hours, letting the fibers bind at their own pace — the way steppe herders taught us.
Water that knows the land
Sourced from the same mountain streams that nourished the flocks, our water carries the minerals wool remembers.
One fleece, one maker
Every Kigiz piece traces back to a single herder family and a single pair of hands in our workshop.
Thickness earned in layers
Fourteen passes of carded fleece, rolled and re-rolled, until the felt holds its shape without a single stitch.