Pure wool fill · cotton ticking · nothing else

The Wool Mattress
Handmade in Sindh

The Wool Mattress

Pure wool, layer over layer in a cotton ticking. It breathes, stays cool through the hottest nights, and carries no petroleum and no chemical smell — because there's no chemistry in it to begin with. Made the way beds were made for generations, finished to last for the next one.

100% pure wool fillingWoven cotton tickingNo foam, no VOCsNaturally flame-resistantHand-tufted, made to order

Size

Custom sizes cost nothing extra — ask us
Single42" × 78"Queen 160" × 78"Queen 266" × 78"King72" × 78"

Thickness

3-inchRs 45,0005-inchRs 60,0007-inchRs 72,000
Rs. 60,000Single · 5-inch · 17.8 kg pure wool · free delivery

Made to order · Ships in 10–14 days · Re-fluffing service for life within Hyderabad

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Inside the mattress

Wool inside. Cotton outside. That's it.

Most mattresses hide a chemistry set under their cover. Ours is transparent because there is nothing to hide — cut it open and the filling is pure wool the whole way down, enclosed in a woven cotton ticking.

  1. Pure wool filling

    Freshly carded Pakistani wool, packed into one dense, even filling. Airy and springy where your body first meets the bed, firm and supportive underneath — no sag, no hammocking, no memory of last night. It breathes and wicks moisture away all night.

  2. Cotton ticking cover

    A tightly woven, undyed cotton shell enclosing the wool. Firm to the hand, kind to the skin — the same cloth on all six sides. No synthetic backing, no plastic membrane.

Hand tufting binds the two together — strong cotton cord drawn through the full depth and knotted by hand, so the wool stays exactly where the craftsman placed it, for years.

The craft

Made the way it has always been made.

Every Oona mattress passes through four pairs of hands before it reaches yours. The order below is the order of the work — it hasn't changed in a hundred years.

i · washing

Cleaned

Pakistani wool is washed and picked clean, with nothing added — no bleach, no chemical treatments.

ii · carding

Opened

The carding bow does what no machine matches — every fibre teased open, full of air, freshly lofted for your order.

iii · layering

Built

Sheets of batting are laid crosswise, layer over layer, then compressed into a dense, even core inside the cotton ticking.

iv · tufting

Bound

Cotton cord is drawn through the full depth and knotted by hand — the quiet signature of a mattress built to be kept.

Best used on a slatted wooden frame or takht so the mattress airs from below — and give it a few hours of sun every month to keep the loft fresh.

Questions

Asked often, answered honestly.

Is a wool mattress too firm?

It is firmer than foam — deliberately. The packed wool filling supports the spine on one even plane, while its freshly carded loft gives softness where your body first meets the bed. Most sleepers coming from old spring or foam mattresses describe the first week as “different” and the second as “why did we wait so long.”

Will the filling compress over time?

All natural fillings settle — that's honesty, not a defect. Sun the mattress every month or two and rotate it seasonally and it will keep its loft for years. When it eventually firms up beyond your liking, our re-fluffing service opens the seam, re-cards the original wool, and rebuilds the mattress — we collect and return within Hyderabad; outside the city, any local nadaaf can re-card the wool the same way. You keep the same mattress for decades.

How do I care for it?

Give it sun. A few hours in direct sunlight every month refreshes the loft, drives out moisture, and keeps it naturally hygienic — the same routine every Sindhi household has followed forever. Use a washable cotton protector, rotate head-to-foot with the seasons, and spot-clean the ticking with a damp cloth.

Does it work on a bed frame? On the floor?

Both. It sits beautifully on slatted frames, on a takht, or directly on the floor in the traditional way. Because wool and cotton breathe, it doesn't trap moisture underneath the way foam does — though if you sleep on the floor, standing it against a wall now and then is good practice.

What exactly is in it? The full list.

Carded Pakistani wool batting, woven cotton ticking, cotton tufting cord, cotton thread. That is the complete bill of materials. No foam, no polyester, no adhesives, no fire-retardant chemicals, no “proprietary blend.”

Need a custom size or a firmer fill? Write to us — made-to-measure is what we do all day.