Mutur Beltz appears in 9th number of Savia Rural, a magazine that focuses on initiatives that arise from the territory, with a vocation for care, listening, and transformation. Sharing space in this issue—alongside projects working in agroecology, culture, food, and rural innovation—is a profound and collective recognition for us.
The article captures the essence of our work with Carranzana sheep wool: a local material, historically undervalued, which we defend as living heritage and as a possibility for the future. It talks about processes, time, the link with shepherding, and a way of creating that is inseparable from the place where it originates.
We would like to give special thanks to Savia Rural and Red PAC for their support, sensitivity, and care in telling our story. We are also grateful for facilitating open access to the magazine, allowing these stories to circulate and reach more people.
We continue to believe in the importance of building networks among those who live in, care for, and think about rural areas. Having Mutur Beltz featured in this issue is a joy and an incentive to continue working from the ground up.
Thank you for making this possible.
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