Fabric Type :- Greige, Dyed, Printed Fabric composition :- 100% Silk GSM/Weight :- 150 200 GSM Size/Width :- 40inch Design/Pattern :- Plain, Techniques :- Woven Colour/Print :- Available In Multiple colors Country of Origin :- India\"
Eri the name of a Wild Silk is made by worm naturally in forest by eating eri leafs. It's have natural two color one is called white and another is called red, The red eri is actual looking dark orange. Eri Worm cut out the cocoons after mature then we collect those Pearce cocoons and process. It is called AHINGSHA SILK ( gruel free). It's bulky ness and mat finish looks is famous. It can be blend with woolen fiber very easily. It's have 15-17 micron.
Eri the name of a Wild Silk is made by worm naturally in forest by eating eri leafs. It's have natural two color one is called white and another is called red, The red eri is actual looking dark orange. Eri Worm cut out the cocoons after mature then we collect those Pearce cocoons and process. It is called AHINGSHA SILK ( gruel free). It's bulky ness and mat finish looks is famous. It can be blend with woolen fiber very easily. It's have 15-17 micron.
Eri silk is obtained from domesticated philosamia ricini silk worms that feeds on tapioca and castor leaves. The wooly white silk is often referred to as the Ahimsa silk or Peace Silk as the process does not involve the killing of the silk moth. The silk in this case is gathered after the moth is released. Characteristics of Eri Silk : White / Off-white colour Fabric woven with Eri silk have great strength, dense, fine and durability. It has good elasticity. Has specific thermal property â?? if woven in thick texture, it can be used as woolen fabric. It is soft and have wool like finish. Eri silk is heavier than other silks. Eri silk blends well with cotton, wool, jute and other silk. Eri Silk is very suitable for baby dressed.
Eri silk is a wild silk , it's have two different natural color one is white and another is called red ( actual color orange), it is 100% cruelty free , Because we process only those cocoons of eri which those worm cut out the cocoons after maturity and fly for next generation. It is called in india ( AHINGSHA SILK). OUR COUNT RANGE HAND SPUN TO 140/1 NM COUNT AND DOUBLE ALSO.
Width:06 meters (40 inches) Material: Eri Silk Count : 2/60 s Eri yarn Dye: Natural dye \"
Width:06 meters (40 inches) Material: Eri Silk Count : 2/60 s Eri yarn Dye: Natural dye\"
Eri silk is a wild silk , it's have two different natural color one is white and another is called red ( actual color orange), it is 100% cruelty free , Because we process only those cocoons of eri which those worm cut out the cocoons after maturity and fly for next generation. It is called in india ( AHINGSHA SILK). OUR COUNT RANGE HAND SPUN TO 140/1 NM COUNT AND DOUBLE ALSO.
Eri silk is often referred to as the Ahimsa silk or Peace Silk as the process does not involve the killing of the silk moth. We have a wide range of Stoles made out of natural Eri Silk. It is soft with thermal properties and have wool like finish.
Handwoven Eri Silk and cotton stole from Assam, India( north eastern india). Our stoles and scarfs are available in traditional designs and patterns. All our products are ecofriendly and a biodegradable.
Eri silk is often referred to as the Ahimsa silk or Peace Silk as the process does not involve the killing of the silk moth. We have a wide range of Stoles made out of natural Eri Silk. It is soft with thermal properties and have wool like finish.
Eri Silk Beidge Transformed Granite
Place of Origin: Viet Nam Brand Name: rachael.99gdATgmail.com Color: Red Design: Silk Printed Customsized Fans Feature: Natural Handmade Material: Bamboo Product Type: Decoration Technique: Carved Use: Holiday Decoration & Gift Occasion: Chinese New Year Style: Antique Imitation Regional Feature: Europe Theme: Love
Cocoon, Silkworm The casing formed by the caterpillars of silkworms before metamorphosis into a pupa; the raw material for obtaining natural silk. The cocoons of the mulberry silkworm have the greatest commercial value, but cocoons of the Chinese oak silkworm, the ailanthus silkworm, and other silkworms are also used.