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Silk - The Queen of Textiles - S.S. Heikrujam |
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Silk, which is known as "Queen of Textiles" with its unique fineness, lustre, elgance and strength, has been the favourite for fashion designers all over the world. Its usefulness and excellent qualities have made it a popular textile fibre and maintained its unique position in the world of Textile Industry. Silk fabric is non-allergic, very absorbent, hygienic and has superior properties of comfortable wear. There are four types of silk - "Muga - The King of Silk", "Eri - The Eco-friendly Silk", "Mulberrry Silk" and "Tasar Silk". |
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"Muga - the king of Silk" has a pleasing golden colour in its original form. The shining of the Muga fabrics increases with every wash and it never decays with time. It is the most durable silk among the other textile products. Muga fabrics are comfortable in both summer and winter wear. |
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Products: Sarees, Mekhela Chadars, Dress materials, Ties, Scarves, Furnishing materials, Curtains, Wall hangings etc. Apart from making dress materials, Muga silk can also used in manufacturing of aircraft tyre, fishing nets, ropes used in docks and parachute etc.. |
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What are the exceptional qualities of muga silk fabrics ? |
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| Muga Silk is famous for its natural golden colour, lusturous royal texture, strength and durability. | ||||
| It is comfortable in both summer and winter wear. It can absorb UV rays upto 85.8 percent. | ||||
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It is eco-friendly as no dyes & chemicals are used in its production to retain the natural golden colour. |
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| It is the second costliest fabric in the world next to Pashmina, which is used only as shawl. | ||||
| It is the most durable, stain free, natural fabric among all the eco-friendly textiles products. | ||||
| It can be wash with any kind of washing material and its golden yellow colour increases after every wash. | ||||
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We deal in quality natural silk fabrics and yarn. For price list and catalogue, please write us at [email protected] |
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The eco-friendly Eri Silk - drawn without killing the pupa is a fibre made from ERI silk cocoons. It is used for making of winter garments. Its durability is more than world's finest cotton. It has natural off white colour and also can be dyed. It is the only silk which is drawn without killing the pupa and hence qualifies as most eco-friendly among silk. Products: Shawls, Jackets, Dress Materials, Wall hangings etc. It has the finish of wool, the look of cotton and the softness of silk. Textiles woven with this Eri silk have strength, durability, less wrinkle and greater elasticity. Eri silk has specific thermal property which makes its alternative fibre to wool. Product range are from dress material to quilt to winter cloth to furnishing etc. |
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Sericultural Practice - [Mulberry Silk] |
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Sericulture or the raising of silkworms, involves the incubation of the tiny eggs of the silkworm moth until they hatch and become worms. In case of mulberry - after hatching the silkworms are placed under a layer of gauze feeding with finely chopped mulberry leaves, almost continuously for six weeks. At the end of this period, they are ready to spin their cocoons, and branches of trees or shrubs are placed in their rearing houses. The worms climb these branches and make their cocoons in one continuous thread, taking about eight days for the process. The silkworm secretes a filament, which it wraps around itself. Inside this cocoon it changes into a pupa. A moth emerges after 10 to 12 days, mates, and lays its eggs. |
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| The first step in silk manufacture is to kill the insects inside them. by boiling or treating the cocoons in ovens, killing the insects. The silk fibre is obtained from the cocoons by a delicate process known as reeling or filature. The cocoons are boiled in water to dissolve the gummy substance that holds the cocoon filament in place. Then the filaments from four to eight cocoons are joined and twisted and are then combined with a number of other similarly twisted filaments to make a thread that is wound on a reel. When each cocoon is unwound, it is replaced with another cocoon. The resulting thread, called raw silk, usually consists of 48 individual silk fibres. The continuous thread is made up of long fibres. | ||||
| The next step in the processing of silk is the twisting of one or more threads of the raw silk into a strand sufficiently strong for weaving or knitting. This procedure is called throwing. Four different types of silk thread may thus be produced: organzine, crepe, tram, and thrown singles. | ||||
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