Silk Fibers
Silk is a natural protein produced by certain caterpillars (silkworms) to form cocoons.
- Mulberry silk is produced from domesticated Bombyx mori silkworms that feed on mulberry bushes. Approximately 90% of the silk produced each year is Mulberry Silk.
- Tasar (Tussah) is a type of wild silk produced by the Antherae genus of silkworm. Typically available in natural color as it does not dye well.
- Eri Silk is derived from domesticated silkworms and has a creamy white color.
- Muga Silk is produced by the Antherae genus of silkworm that feed on the soalu plant. Known for its golden brown color and glossy texture.
Fiber Discounts*
Purchase 10 fiber items and receive 5% off each.
Purchase 15 fiber items and receive 10% off each.
Purchase 24 fiber items and receive 15% off each.
*Offer does not apply to any fibers noted as discontinued, specials or sales.
If you don't find exactly what you want, or would like a product recommendation, please call the shop directly at 800-441-9665 or contact us for assistance.