Matka silk is 100% silk, wherein the yarn in the warp is the usual silk yarn, while the yarn in weft is obtained from the cocoons that are cut open by the moths as they emerge. Matka silk is obtained from waste Mulberry silk by hand spinning without removing the gum (sericin). Cocoons required to produce matka are mainly obtained from Karnataka and Kashmir but spinning is mostly done in the village of west Bengal by women by hand spinning. Filaments of the cocoons of this silk were originally unwound and plied together on a mud pot, or Matka and therefore known as ‘Matka silk’.

Wild silk grows everywhere there are leaves that caterpillars can chew. When wild silk is gathered after the moths have emerged, then it is also Peace silk.For a silk to be peace silk it must be from cocoons from which the moths have been allowed to freely emerge. The term “peace” correctly means the silk caterpillar has been let to complete its transformation in the cocoon, to freely emerge, mate, lay eggs and die happy. The cocoons are “pierced” and not suitable for reeling, but are degummed, pulled out and spun into soft yarns and threads.

The lustrous cotton-silk fabric is an outcome of cotton warp and silk weft, woven together to create beautiful texture. These fabrics are available in variety of soft and bright colors. This fabric has the sheen and look of silk with the added benefits of cotton.

The classic and cozy range of Sleep Wears from our ‘Feel-Well-Fashion' Collection is made of hand spun, hand woven and ‘almost carbon neutral' fabrics. The soft and comfortable fabric is printed with naturalvegetable dyes using the traditional block printing method.

Being one of the trusted firms in the industry, we are highly engaged in providing a unique range of Mulberry Silk Fabric.It's a fancy dress fabric for women's wear. There are 12.00 kg per 100 meter roll fabric weight. It's direct to use fabric and not required additional finishing process. It's available more than 20 different colours. We are offering these silk fabrics from us in various sizes at very reasonable rates.

Tussar silk is considered auspicious. It is special variety of silk, as the cocoons are raised on Arjun and sal trees. They come in a range of colors and are decorated with a variety of natural motifs. It is very lightweight and sturdy fabric hand woven with fine reeled tussar warp and weft. It is believed to be cruelty free and vegetarian friendly.

The lustrous cotton-silk fabric is an outcome of cotton warp and silk weft, woven together to create beautiful texture. These fabrics are available in variety of soft and bright colors. This fabric has the sheen and look of silk with the added benefits of cotton.

Wild silk grows everywhere there are leaves that caterpillars can chew. When wild silk is gathered after the moths have emerged, then it is also Peace silk.For a silk to be peace silk it must be from cocoons from which the moths have been allowed to freely emerge. The term “peace” correctly means the silk caterpillar has been let to complete its transformation in the cocoon, to freely emerge, mate, lay eggs and die happy. The cocoons are “pierced” and not suitable for reeling, but are degummed, pulled out and spun into soft yarns and threads.

The classic and cozy range of Sleep Wears from our ‘Feel-Well-Fashion' Collection is made of hand spun, hand woven and ‘almost carbon neutral' fabrics. The soft and comfortable fabric is printed with naturalvegetable dyes using the traditional block printing method.

Tussar silk is considered auspicious. It is special variety of silk, as the cocoons are raised on Arjun and sal trees. They come in a range of colors and are decorated with a variety of natural motifs. It is very lightweight and sturdy fabric hand woven with fine reeled tussar warp and weft. It is believed to be cruelty free and vegetarian friendly.

Matka silk is 100% silk, wherein the yarn in the warp is the usual silk yarn, while the yarn in weft is obtained from the cocoons that are cut open by the moths as they emerge. Matka silk is obtained from waste Mulberry silk by hand spinning without removing the gum (sericin). Cocoons required to produce matka are mainly obtained from Karnataka and Kashmir but spinning is mostly done in the village of west Bengal by women by hand spinning. Filaments of the cocoons of this silk were originally unwound and plied together on a mud pot, or Matka and therefore known as ‘Matka silk’.

The lustrous cotton-silk fabric is an outcome of cotton warp and silk weft, woven together to create beautiful texture. These fabrics are available in variety of soft and bright colors. This fabric has the sheen and look of silk with the added benefits of cotton.