he history of Silk goes back to 4,500 years. Today the
most popular silk is mulberry but then there are also wild varieties of silk known as tassar,
munga and eri.
here is a wide range of silk fabrics depending on the
weight, manufacturing technique and peculiarities. The more popular are taffetas,
crepes, chiffons, twills, satins,
brocades and damasks.
n many varieties, the fabric is woven with grey yarn
and then dyed and in others, the yarn may be dyed before the fabric is woven.
ilk has different uses like, women’s & men’s lingerie, garments
- both for men and women, scarves, ties and interior decoration like furnishing, curtains
and cushion covers.
ilk is rightly called the queen of textiles because of
its lustre, sensuousness and glamour. In India, silk has a special significance and is
considered a pure fabric — a must for special occasions.
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