Traceability
Transhumance in Spain is the transferring or moving of sheep by their shepherds from summer to winter pastures, and vice versa. It arises from the strong seasonal differences in weather in the Iberian Peninsula. This activity was regulated as long ago as the thirteenth century by King Alphonso the Wise, who created a sheep-owners’ guild called the Mesta. It continues down to the present day, keeping alive a unique cultural heritage.
The product you have purchased is part of Transhumance by Made in Slow Project Recovery of transhumant merino wool and comes from livestock Morán, owned by Manuel Morán. Here you can learn more details of their daily life.