The thread used in the flowering industry is made up of natural cotton and wool, as well as artificial, darks and fine flowerings of wool, and it is recently used for the bulk of the wool for the flowering tissue, from the tar or its tail of cotton, which is also more solid. It is usually at least a gloss of wool, and the floral thread that is woven in villages and between nomads is derived from the wool of the local sheep and the handis.