The Amazing History Of China Silk Fabric

The Amazing History Of China Silk Fabric

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What is China Silk? The cocoons of silkworms are used to produce the luxurious fabric known as China silk.  The cultivation of silkworms and the weaving of silk have long been traditions practiced by the Chinese people. Because of this, the age-old proverb states that "men labor on the farm while women participate in spinning and weaving."  When the silkworms are ready to spin their cocoons and leave for the bushes, place the cocoons in the water that is boiling and reel off the raw silk fibers.  After going through a number of processes, such as tentering of weft, jacquard weaving, knitting, and weaving, the china silk fabric is created. History Silk first developed in China about five to six thousand years ago, in the middle Neolithic Age.  Silk manufacturing in China increased steadily from the Warring States period until the
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