Silk Technology
Shethan
Welcome to our Mulberry Silk Production Factory!
We are delighted to invite you on a journey into the exquisite world of mulberry silk.
From the cultivation of mulberry trees to the intricate care given to silkworms, we pride ourselves on upholding the highest standards of quality and sustainability. Witness firsthand the transformation of these threads into luxurious fabrics that are highly sought after worldwide.
At our factory, innovation meets tradition as we combine modern techniques with time-honored craftsmanship. We strive to bring you the finest mulberry silk products, reflecting our commitment to excellence and unparalleled attention to detail.
Mulberry silk production involves a meticulous and intricate process.
It begins with the cultivation of mulberry trees, which provide the sole food source for silkworms. Silkworms are carefully reared, and their larvae feed on mulberry leaves until they undergo metamorphosis and spin cocoons made of fine silk threads. These cocoons are then carefully harvested and sorted. To obtain the silk, the cocoons are typically boiled, and the silk fibers are carefully unraveled from the cocoons. The delicate silk fibers are then spun together to create thread, which is later woven into fabric.
The entire process requires great care and expertise to ensure the quality and durability of the silk, where luxury and sustainability intertwine, making it a highly valued and luxurious textile in the fashion industry.
"The production techniques of mulberry picking, sericulture, silk reeling, dyeing, and silk weaving involve various ingenious and delicate tools and looms, as well as the colorful silk products such as silk, gauze, brocade, and tapestry produced therefrom."
Gather Mulberry Leaves
Unlock the Potential of Mulberry Leaves for a Healthier Lifestyle
Select Cocoon
Experience the Superior Quality of Select Cocoon Products.
Not all mulberry cocoons are suitable for silk clothing, mulberry cocoons are divided into ordinary cocoons, double palace cocoon and yellow spots cocoon and other sub-cocoon
Boiled Cocoon
The use of water and the role of heat (and sometimes add chemical additives), the cocoon periphery of the silk glue appropriate expansion and dissolution of the process. Cooking cocoon so that the cocoon silk glue between each other weakened, conducive to reeling, is an important process of silk production.
Reel Silk
The cocoons after boiling and rinsing are directly placed in the water reeling machine pot with hot water for reeling.
Manufacture by Weaving
Raw silk is processed into warp and weft threads, and interwoven into silk weaving according to certain organizational rules.
Dyeing and Finishing
In the textile printed on a variety of colors on the pattern design method. The traditional printing process includes: pattern design, pattern plate making, color paste modulation, printing pattern, post-processing (steaming and washing) and so on.
Drying Silk
Discover the Science Behind Drying Silk for Optimal Results.
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