Silk

No. Silk is extremely fragile as a fabric.

'''Grade 1''' is silk yarn reeled from the inner layers of the cocoon. It is even in structure, size and color, round, clean and free from adulterated materials. '''Grade 2''' is silk yarn reeled from a combination of the inner and outer layers of the cocoon. It is not even in structure, but is even in size and color, round, clean and free from adulterated materials. '''Grade 3''' is the silk yarn reeled from the outer layer of the cocoon with the addition of the floss from the innermost layer. It may contain some knots. It is round, even in size and color, clean and free from adulterated materials.

Silkworm cocoons are placed in boiling water to make the one long continuous thread separate from it.

no and your fat

A silk merchant is a trader or seller who specializes in the buying and selling of silk and silk-related products. Historically, silk merchants played a crucial role in the silk trade, which was prominent along trade routes like the Silk Road, connecting the East and West. They often sourced silk from producers, such as sericulture farms, and sold it to retailers or directly to consumers, contributing to the economy and cultural exchange. Today, silk merchants may operate in various forms, including online stores and boutiques.

Yes, silk trees, specifically the species Albizia julibrissin, are deciduous. They lose their leaves in the fall and typically regrow them in the spring. This characteristic allows them to adapt to various climates, shedding leaves to conserve water during colder months.

Synthetic fibers were developed as an imitation of silk because silk was a luxurious and expensive natural fiber. By creating synthetic fibers that mimicked the properties of silk, such as shine and softness, at a lower cost, more people could afford fabrics with similar qualities. Additionally, synthetic fibers have the advantage of being more durable and versatile than natural silk.

As always, it depends on what your looking for

If you want something durable, then viscous

If you want something comfortable, then cotton.

Cultural and religious exchanges began to happen along the route, acting as a connection for a global network where East and West ideologies met. This led to the spread of many ideologies, cultures and even religions. The spread of paper making was also influenced by the route. This production method spread from China through much of central Asia as a direct result of the route itself. Architecture, town planning, as well as music and art from many different cultures were transported along the Silk Road.

a lady (maybe empress) was walking in her garden and discovered silk

(sth. like that)

mostly clothes and poo and pee and dicks

The silk road is located in China. Arabia, Egypt, India, Persia, Rome it is located across the content of asia it also covers part or the north and northeastern Africa and Europe.

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Yes, probably, but only superiors.

yes Baghdad is in the silk route

silk was invented in the 1700s. At first woman's petticoats were made of silk. (petticoats are a type of woman's undergarment but in the early 1800 people started wearing capes, shawls and dresses made of silk and even today people wear silk so it originated in the 1700s.

Silk Road was one of the most important global trade routes as it was strategically connecting the critical trade points of the Western world with China and other neighboring parts of Asia.

to make dress materials

Many types of fancy clothing are made of silk. There are also silk bed sheets available, and some furniture uses silk as a covering. You can also get purses or other accessories made from silk.

This is probably a cognomen for Tzu Hsi, the last dowager Empress of China who died in l908- and there was little fanfare about her last year, as a century passed. T"zu Hsi (sound lilke T"zoo-She? who is she?) was the last true Chinese Empress and instigated the Boxer rebellion of l90l. ( aimed against foreign trade!) She is highly regarded by Chinese-Americans and there are many nice formal portraits of her -some on silk, of course silk is a Chinese product. in Chinatown- or let us use the native term- Kandor!In some quarters, Tzu Hsi has Boddisattva ( reincarnated soul-almost akin to a western Saint) status in Buddhist lore- and as ancestor worship is common, this is understandable, she is or was at least as historically popular as , say Victoria among the British, for example though more of a spiritual nature, ah so.

A Silky Terrier resembles a Yorkshire Terrier but it is bigger.

You can visit AKC.org to see a picture and description of the breed.

Silkworms are the 2nd most useful insect known to mankind, as it produces silk, did you know that one cocoon is made of a single thread more or less 914 meters long.

They welcomed it and thought it would make their lives easier.

Silk worms are fed on the leaves of the Black Mulberry (Morus nigra)