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XYLFCX - Embroidered Mud Silk Fabric, 28 Momme 110 cm Wide

$39.75

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Cracked Habotai Mud Silk with Embroidery

Habotai silk is treated through the traditional Gambiered Canton Silk process, with plant-based dyeing, sun-drying, and mud treatment. The cracked surface gives the fabric a distinctive texture and an understated, timeworn character.

Embroidery is added after the mud-silk process, bringing a playful detail to this traditional silk fabric.

PRODUCT DETAILS

⚬ Fabric type: Cracked Habotai Mud Silk with Embroidery
⚬ Base fabric: Power-loomed Habotai silk
⚬ Width: 110 cm / 43.3 in
⚬ Thickness: 28 momme
⚬ Technique: Gambiered Canton Silk process followed by embroidery
⚬ Suitable for: Jackets, dresses, skirts, cheongsams, and statement garments
⚬ Minimum purchase: 0.5 yard
⚬ Multiple yards will be sent as one continuous length without cuts.

NOTE

The fabric is treated before the embroidery is added. Natural variations in shade and surface may occur as part of the traditional mud-silk process.