No, it is entirely natural. It grows around the seeds of cotton plants natural to more tropical regions of the world. Only the products developed from cotton such as shirts and other fabrics are manmade.
Nope, silk is naturally made from various sources, the best known being from the larvae of the mulberry silkworm. Silk itself is actually a natural protein fibre rather than a man made product. The only manmade thing about silk is when it has been woven into patterns and fabrics.
a man made material is plastic.and a natural material is silk
when silk is stretched, it can easily return to it's normal shape/length. THANKS!hope this helped
It is a man-made material.
You are thinking of silk, which was not a 'natural material exclusive to China' so much as the method used to develop silk from the silkworm was a technique developed or invented by the Chinese. Any body with silkworms can make silk, but only the Chinese (at the time) figured out how.
natural. silk is made by silk wormsSilk is a natural fibre produced by silk worms -- moths, really -- that spin cocoons which, when unraveled upon the death of the worm, become silk strands.
a man made material is plastic.and a natural material is silk
Silk is more soft and smart than nylon! Silk looks nobler! Silk is a natural material; nylon is man-made.
Silk has been around longer than we have had records. It was not invented, but discovered- probably in China. It is a natural material, not man made.
name of the material that could be silk, cotton, or polyester
No, silk is a natural fibre.
is just mad of silk
it is made out of silk
mainly wedding dresses are made from silk, hope this helps?
trainers are made from leather and silk
the material silk, is a natural material which comes from the silk plant.
No. Neoprene is a material as are cotton and silk. A fabric is made out of material.
Real silk is not man made, rather, it is spun by silk worms. This is the reason that real silk is expensive. There are synthetic silks, which feel like the real thing, that sell for much less.