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.
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
Silk is collected from the cocoon of the silk worm by dipping the cocoon in hot water. The silk directly collected from the cocoon containing sericin, a protein secretion from the silk worm, which gets removed after processing with soap to produce pure silk. Therefore, silk containing sericin is called the raw silk.
Silk is collected from the cocoon of the silk worm by dipping the cocoon in hot water. The silk directly collected from the cocoon containing sericin, a protein secretion from the silk worm, which gets removed after processing with soap to produce pure silk. Therefore, silk containing sericin is called the raw silk.
Silk is collected from the cocoon of the silk worm by dipping the cocoon in hot water. The silk directly collected from the cocoon containing sericin, a protein secretion from the silk worm, which gets removed after processing with soap to produce pure silk. Therefore, silk containing sericin is called the raw silk.
Matka cloth was a kind of coarse silk from the Indian subcontinent. It was mainly produced with pierced cocoons. A pierced cocoon is one from which the moth of the silkworm has emerged and damaged the cocoon. The silk from these cocoons is spun, not reeled. The fabric made from these yarns is known as "Matka cloth."
HOI AN LANTERN SILK - Great souvenir of the old town
Hoi An lanterns are traditional handicrafts products of Hoi An people. Since ancient times, the lantern has been used a lot in decoration and use in the house in the old town of Hoi An. Nowadays, the lantern is not only a local product, but today Hoi An lantern is also a meaningful gift and a decorative product that is used a lot in domestic festivals and specials rather than being exported to other countries around the world. Most recently, Hoi An Lantern was recognized as the World Famous Product Brand in 2013. This is not only the pride of Hoi An people but also the pride of Vietnamese people who love the product Vietnamese tradition.
Originally, gavadin silk satin was made using silk, which is a long, continuous thread pulled from a silkworms cocoon. Modern satin can also be made from polyester and rayon, both of which can be manufactured to form long filaments.
